The common gull, Arctic tern and great skua are among the seabirds now considered most at risk in Britain, but there is better news about the European shag and black guillemot.

Five seabird species have been added to the UK red list of birds at most need of conservation, joining others such as the ...

While picking up pizza and cat food, I found myself caught up in watching the gulls hanging around the parking lot of what ...

Scientists revealed that the Leach's Storm-petrel, Common Gull, Great Black-backed Gull, Arctic Tern and Great Skua are among ...

Five new seabirds including the 'pirate of the seas' join the iconic puffin on the list of species in need of conservation ...

Climate change, loss of food, overfishing and bird flu have piled pressure on wild Scots birds and contributed to declining ...

particularly on the north-west coast of Scotland common gull - a medium-sized gull scarcer than its name suggests that nests around lakes in the north of England and Scotland the Arctic tern - a ...

I should have known to keep my eye on the herring gulls (the most common gull species in British seaside towns) perching on the café roof looking for an easy meal—my students and I published a ...

Gulls may seem commonplace and condemned by some as a nuisance in Caithness but many, along with other seabirds, are in ...

Another five seabirds have been added to a list of Britain's most threatened birds. Leach's storm petrel, the common gull, the great black-backed gull, the Arctic tern and the great skua have been ...

Leach's storm petrel, the common gull, the great black-backed gull, the Arctic tern and the great skua have been included on a so-called "red list" by the Birds of Conservation Concern (BoCC ...