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Birdwatch Magazine

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Birdwatch is the UK’s leading monthly magazine for keen birders. It covers a huge range of wildlife topics, from species spotlights and taxonomical changes to conservation and the environment, as well as news from around the world.

If you want to brush up on your birding skills, our monthly Expert Advice section gives you tips on bird ID, which species to look for and where, as well as providing you with skills and knowledge to make you a better birder.

Each issue..
- Features in-depth identification guides
- Comprehensive round-ups of all the rare and scarce birds seen in Britain, Ireland and the wider Western Palearctic.
- Optics reviews
- Birding itineraries
- Detailed and expert tests on binocular, telescopes, digiscoping, tripods, books and many more birdwatching products.
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Birdwatch Magazine

November 2025 The crossbill conundrum The genus Loxia poses a classification nightmare throughout the Holarctic. After 40 years studying these finches, Craig W Benkman summarises the latest findings. Desert wanderer A vagrant Desert Wheatear can provide a glimpse of the exotic on a gloomy day. Simon Papps profiles this rare visitor. Field ID notes: scaup The identification of two similar species, Greater and Lesser Scaup, is complicated, as Dan Owen discusses. Inside and outside the box David Callahan investigates the history of hides and uncovers some of the more unusual examples from around the world. When lesser became more Sarah Nordlinder discusses the origins of last winter’s Lesser White-fronted Geese in Britain. Man, Oman! Oman offers easy birding with endless highlights, as Jake Gearty discovered. Hunted for its ivory Paul Jepson wonders how innovation could save Helmeted Hornbill


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The crossbill conundrum
The genus Loxia poses a classification nightmare throughout the Holarctic. After 40 years studying these finches, Craig W Benkman summarises the latest findings.

Desert wanderer
A vagrant Desert Wheatear can provide a glimpse of the exotic on a gloomy day. Simon Papps profiles this rare visitor.

Field ID notes: scaup
The identification of two similar species, Greater and Lesser Scaup, is complicated, as Dan Owen discusses.

Inside and outside the box
David Callahan investigates the history of hides and uncovers some of the more unusual examples from around the world.

When lesser became more
Sarah Nordlinder discusses the origins of last winter’s Lesser White-fronted Geese in Britain.

Man, Oman!
Oman offers easy birding with endless highlights, as Jake Gearty discovered.

Hunted for its ivory
Paul Jepson wonders how innovation could save Helmeted Hornbill
read more read less
Birdwatch is the UK’s leading monthly magazine for keen birders. It covers a huge range of wildlife topics, from species spotlights and taxonomical changes to conservation and the environment, as well as news from around the world.

If you want to brush up on your birding skills, our monthly Expert Advice section gives you tips on bird ID, which species to look for and where, as well as providing you with skills and knowledge to make you a better birder.

Each issue..
- Features in-depth identification guides
- Comprehensive round-ups of all the rare and scarce birds seen in Britain, Ireland and the wider Western Palearctic.
- Optics reviews
- Birding itineraries
- Detailed and expert tests on binocular, telescopes, digiscoping, tripods, books and many more birdwatching products.

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Best in class

One of the best magazines on this topic Reviewed 25 April 2022

Excellent quality

Great with regard as companion to the television programmes Reviewed 19 April 2022

Birdwatch Magazine

I look forward to each issue, love reading it. Reviewed 18 June 2020

Brilliant.... But!

This magazine app is excellent apart from a few teething problems the 'pocket mag' group appear to be having. The content & additional videos are worth it alone however, downloading & reopening the magazine on my ipad2 has been a problem... It has froze & failed to download on two separate occasions. An email to pocketmag quickly resolved the issue. A future 5star set up im sure once these minor issues have been resolved fully.... Reviewed 18 January 2013

Birdwatch

This is a great magazine and a must for any bird fan Reviewed 23 November 2012

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