Global Birdfair so much to do and so much to see and enjoy , check Out Our website globalbirdfair.org for all events And then choose which day or all 3 to buy your early bird tickets gbf.yourticketpurchase.com/p/globalbirdfa… repost and spread the word thank you RSPB

🎪 Osprey Events Schedule NOW ONLINE 👉globalbirdfair.org/osprey-events-… 🦆 Early Bird tickets 🎟️ gbf.yourticketpurchase.com/p/globalbirdfa… 🕰️ Evening events, catering & bar close at 9pm Friday & Saturday 🏕️Don’t forget you can stay on site too! 💚Full details at globalbirdfair.org OSME Nigel Marven

☀️ Sun shining on ‘Muriel’ today preparing to migrate to Egypt via Rutland 🎨 Come to Global Birdfair to watch her grow in Puffin Marquee 🐣 Early bird event tickets til 4 July 🎟️ gbf.yourticketpurchase.com/p/globalbirdfa… 🧡Can’t come but wish to contribute? 👉 donate.stripe.com/28odRx4r52Pu8H… 🙏🏽 THANK YOU

An amazing month of June in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. White Storks have stayed whilst Pelicans and Spoonbills dropped in. June photos: facebook.com/share/p/bXsgHq… #birdsredsea #Egypt

The Eastern Desert of Egypt: youtu.be/zeC0Osvfcqk #birdsredsea

*AVAILABLE NOW* Your FREE digital Global Birdfair Show Guide is available to view now.  Go to: bit.ly/4d4vUVd for your copy There's also still time to get your ticket to this year's event: bit.ly/4cqEGg3 Global Birdfair

Introducing Global Birdfair’s flagship species! – the Egyptian Vulture 🤍 With a white body, black flight feathers and a striking yellow face and beak, the Egyptian Vultures can be found along the Central Asian and African Eurasian Flyways. 🪽 Populations extend from South

Baby flamingo learning to paddle.. 😊

Thousands of White Storks streaming over my roof terrace and all around El Gouna this morning 💚 facebook.com/share/p/8uwQyQ… #birdsredsea #Egypt #stork

🏅The Olympics may be over, but the race to save our birds continues! 🐦 The Arctic Tern, our distance flight champion and the species in our logo, has one of the largest migrations on earth – a round trip from the Arctic to Antarctica. ❄️ But they are projected to lose 20-50%

The Galala Bird Observatory in Egypt is to become a reality thanks to a record-breaking donation of $125,000 from Global Birdfair. 💵 The donation was announced today and marks a significant achievement for the 2024 "Creating Brighter Futures" project. 🌞 The Galala Bird

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Are you a bird lover? 🦜 Don't miss our Facebook livestream on October 12th as we celebrate World Migratory Bird Day and Global Big Day with experts from around the world.💻🌏 🕑Starting at 14.00 BST (U.K. Time), we're bringing together Partners, supporters and staff from

Wader Conservation World Watch Show your support for wader conservation; stand up & say 'I Care!' Caring is the first step to conservation. Just go birding! How to send us your list can be found here. waderquest.net/events/wader-c… #inspired by #waders / #shorebirds #WCWW24 #WCWW

🚨BREAKING Red List Update: migratory shorebird populations are plummeting globally ⚠️ 📉 16 species have been reclassified to higher threat categories, with potential causes including habitat loss and degradation, disturbance, hunting and climate change. Travelling the world

3 rare for this far south and 'Near Threatened' Northern Lapwings yesterday, Eastern Desert Egypt: facebook.com/share/p/JKCUmx…

Day 1 of the Birds of the Red Sea Advent Calendar. Guess the bird species everyday on my Facebook page: facebook.com/BirdsRedSea

The 2024 WCWW11 newsletter has now been published with statistics, photos, artwork and articles about the event and conservation of waders around the world 📷 Link in our bio Wrybill © Ben Ackerley Be #inspired by #waders or #shorebirds #WCWW24 #conservation #charity

Fish for breakfast......again. #birdsredsea

🌊 Safeguarding Ocean Species 💙 Global Birdfair 2025 Conservation Project 🕊️ Supporting BirdLife International work with Marine life 😃 We hope to see you on 11, 12 & 13 July at Lyndon Top, Rutland U.K. 🎟️ Ticket sales open in February ➡️ globalbirdfair.org Stephen Moss BBC East Midlands