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Curlew numbers in areas of Northern Ireland show ‘incredible improvement’

An “incredible improvement” in curlew numbers in Northern Ireland is being celebrated. The distinctive birds, with their long bills and hauntings calls, were once common in the region but had declined by almost 82% since 1987 to just 150 breeding ...

09 Oct 2024 at 00:01

Conservationists celebrate resurgence of corncrakes on Rathlin Island

Conservationists are celebrating following a resurgence in the number of corncrakes on an island off the North Antrim coastline. Six calling male corncrakes have been recorded on Rathlin Island this breeding season, the RSPB NI said, describing ...

04 Jun 2025 at 15:41

Co Down farmer celebrates after rare barn owls return to his land to raise brood

A Co Down farmer is celebrating after a pair of barn owls returned to his land to raise their brood. It comes a decade after David Sandford first noticed a barn owl as he walked across his fields in Strangford and started working with Ulster ...

06 Jun 2024 at 00:01

Barn owl breeding success for third year in a row on Co Down farm

A Co Down farmer is celebrating after one of Northern Ireland’s rarest birds successfully bred on his land for the third year in a row. Barn owl numbers are down to fewer than 30 breeding pairs in the region. Work to support them on the ...

04 Sept 2025 at 00:01

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