It has been a record-breaking year for breeding Black-winged Stilts in Britain, with no fewer than 13 young fledged. This is more than the total number of young fledged from all 22 nesting attempts in Britain between 1983 and 2016. A pair fledged four young at Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s Potter Heigham Marshes, another pair fledged two young at the Ouse Washes RSPB reserve, while two pairs fledged ...
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