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Stuart Winter is a birder, journalist and author in that order. The journalism pays the bills, the birds make life worth living.
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Summer of '26 will go down as year of quail - but not on butcher's block

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Derby Telegraph | July 01, 2026 PLUCKED and gutted gamebirds heaped high on a refrigerated butchery counter make for miserable memories of one of the wildlife wonders of the year. The summer of '26 looks destined to go down as the Year of the Quail, with hundreds of nature lovers thrilled by encountering these elusive visitors from sub-Saharan Africa.
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Beating a path to castle to witness first UK sighting of exotic heron

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Derby Telegraph | June 24, 2026 AERNARFON Castle has witnessed many historic events but nothing like the mustering of an army of twitchers in the shadow of its formidable ramparts. Sieges, sackings or royal investitures were far from the thoughts of the binocular-wielding cohorts advancing on the medieval bastion with a single objective - seeing the first western reef heron to arrive in the British Isles.
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Comeback gig for shy warbler could be on the cards

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Derby Telegraph | June 17, 2026 THE hills have been alive with beautiful birdsong of late as one of our shyest choristers enjoys a renaissance after years of decline. Listening to four male garden warblers staking territories on a scrubby chalk escarpment brought a smile to the face - and hope in the heart for the future of this unassuming summer visitor. Only twice in three decades have I heard garden warblers deliver exquisite arias on my local patch high in the Chilterns.
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