With temperatures dropping, our feathery friends need a helping hand. Follow these simple tips and help birds thrive in your garden this winter. | National Trust

Our new BirdTrack ambassadors share why BirdTrack is important to them, and how they plan to complete the 100 Complete Lists Challenge. First up is Jamey Redway, part of our Garden BirdWatch supporter team. Hear her story, and tell us: how do you use BirdTrack? | BTO British Trust for Ornithology

Quick Add is a brand new feature in BirdTrack that allows you to easily add single records on the go. Make your birding count with BirdTrack by easily recording your sightings anywhere in the world, keeping track of how many species you have seen and where you saw them. Did you know you can now record butterflies, amphibians, reptiles, dragonflies, mammals, and orchids as well as birds? BirdTrack stores your records securely and enables them to be used locally, nationally, and internationally to

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Discover the curiosities of birds and help us to build a brighter future for birds and people. Become a BTO member today! | BTO British Trust for Ornithology

Set yourself up for spring birdwatching with BTO membership! From just £3 a month, you'll be among the first to hear about our latest training courses, receive our monthly e-newsletter and quarterly members' magazine - all while contributing to our vital work to conserve the birds you love! | BTO British Trust for Ornithology

Exciting news! We’ve tagged another nine Cuckoos as part of our BTO Cuckoo Tracking Project this year. 😀 Sadly, we’ve lost more than a third of UK Cuckoos in the past 25 years, but the reasons why are still not fully understood. Satellite technology is helping BTO researchers to better understand the pressures these remarkable birds face as they migrate to central Africa and back. 🐦 🌍 Thank you to our Cuckoos’ sponsors this year.💚 You can follow BTO Cuckoos' migrations on our website ➡️ www.