Common truths

Birders love to find rare birds; few things match the excitement
of coming across something completely unexpected.
But the obsession with rarities can result in population
changes in more common birds being overlooked. Breeding
bird surveys in Europe, Asia and North America show
that many bird populations are in flux, but what do we
know about the status of common birds in South Africa?

Deep roots: Birdlife South Africa’s Silver Anniversary; It’s complicated: pros and cons of feeding vultures; Science and innovation: a new manager; Where to Rockjumpers fit in?; By any other name; Winds of change; BBD: the early years

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