First - Who are we?
- Ornithologists
- Conservationists
- Lovers of the countryside
- Gardeners and farmers
- Concerned RSPB members
- Town and country people throughout Great Britain who are deeply concerned about the effects of increasing predation on songbird populations
The Problem
Populations of some of our once common birds such as song thrushes, yellow hammers, linnets, bullfinches, tree sparrows, as well as ground nesting birds such as the skylark, lapwing and curlew, to name but a few, have all declined in the last twenty years or so.
The Causes
Initally loss of habitat associated with changes in agriculture.
Latterly the cumulative effects of uncontrolled predation.
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