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Tip of the week....
We're still in the middle of seabird activity so during any trip to the coast please look out for breeding seabirds - gulls, terns, Fulmars, auks etc. Many will be feeding young and it's easy to confirm breeding (FF for food for young or ON for occupied nest). Black-headed Gulls may have fledged young and these could have already moved a considerable distance from their breeding grounds so use the code FL (fledged young) with caution. More info on codes here.

How to take part...

There are two ways to take part in Atlas fieldwork:

Choose one or more tetrads (2 x 2 km squares) to do Timed Tetrad Visits
Collate lists, anytime, anywhere for Roving Records

Note: a tetrad requires two visits in the winter and two visits in the breeding season and is then complete - it should not be covered in all four years.

Online...
Use the relevant buttons below to access Bird Atlas online where you can submit your sighitngs and check where we need most help For any questions contact:

The latest...
Bird of the Day see a different bird map every day...
Key Statistics Headline figures...
Local Results Check your region...
Cuckoos Find out more...

If you want to have a look at where you can help with atlas fieldwork without registering for Bird Atlas Online click here

If you want to know more about the relationship between the Bird Atlas and BirdTrack please click here


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