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General · 30 May 2026

Dartford Warbler Numbers Rise After Near Loss

Dartford Warbler Numbers Rise After Near Loss

Wildlife groups say the bird is now being seen more widely on southern England heathland after years of decline. A new survey found 264 pairs on RSPB reserves in 2025, up 44% in five years, with conservation work linked to the recovery. Around 4,100 pairs are now estimated across the UK, while 80% of lowland heathland has disappeared since the 1800s.

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