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After a devastating bird flu outbreak, Scotland's seabirds are slowly recovering—and so are the scientists who witnessed their decline

Bass Rock, a guano-covered hunk of rock off Scotland’s east coast, boasts the largest northern gannet colony in the world. With steep sides and a rounded top, Bass Rock is prime nesting territory, and ...
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Seagull summit: Does Scotland have a bird problem?

A summit is being held in Inverness later to look at the impact of urban gulls on towns and cities in Scotland. Businesses, pest controllers and scientific advisers will discuss bird droppings, dive ...
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Extremely rare bird spotted in part of Scotland for first time

An extremely rare water bird has been spotted in a part of Scotland for the first time. The UK has recently seen an influx of the glossy ibis, despite it previously being an infrequent visitor. RSPB ...
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Scotland Neck Makes Most Of Bird Invasion 35 Years Later

Millions of birds mysteriously invaded the little town of Scotland Neck 35 years ago, capturing worldwide attention during their stay. From 1969 through the early 1970s, 12 million birds would make ...
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Rewilding linked to dramatic increases in birds across Scotland

New research across Scotland's Northwoods Rewilding Network has revealed striking biodiversity gains on rewilded land, with bird diversity increasing by more than 260% and pollinating insects rising ...
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'Lifeline' for one of Scotland's rarest birds found in new study

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