Tern colonies in England recover

The National Trust reports record numbers of little terns at Long Nanny in Northumberland, marking a significant recovery after years of decline due to bird flu, flooding, and extreme weather. The colony now has at least 126 nesting pairs, with over 82 chicks fledging, and the Arctic tern colony is steady with around 730 breeding pairs. Despite these positive signs, conservationists emphasize the need for continued protection, noting the species remain vulnerable.

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