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Help Save Our Songbirds by Funding Targeted Research

SongBird Survival is an independent, UK-wide bird charity that funds research into the alarming decline in Britain’s much cherished songbirds.

With your support we hope to draw attention to the plight of our small birds and find solutions to restore their numbers.

TREE SPARROW IS DOWN 96%

LINNET IS DOWN 71%

WILLOW TIT IS DOWN 91%

TREE PIPIT IS DOWN 86%

What is a songbird? What does it like to eat? Where does it like to live?

How can you help birds? Tips and ideas to help your feathered friends

What threatens songbirds? Our research will tell us. Can you help SBS?

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Dawn Chorus Spring Summer 2018 Edition

The latest edition of our Dawn Chorus magazine is now available to view online Read more
Rare American Heron creates major interest by keen birdwatchers

MP Simon Hart and his wife Abi raise money through donations for SongBird Survival Read more
SBS research discussed in House of Lords

Malcolm Sinclair, 20th Earl of Caithness discusses SBS research in the House of Lords on 10th May 2018 Read more

Stone curlew eggs stolen from Cavenham Heath reserve

Posted 15th May 2018 - Police involved in protected stone curlew egg theft Read more
Sometimes we must kill animals to be kind

Posted 11th May 2018 - If the island of South Georgia can eradicate rats we should be able to do the same with grey squirrels and urban foxes Read more
North Yorkshire town becomes swift friendly

Posted 10th May 2018 - A town in North Yorkshire helps to boost breeding population of Common Swift Read more