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RSPB Scotland warns bird poisonings likely to be worse than even its own figures suggest
Twenty-nine cases of deliberate bird poisoning confirmed last year may just be the tip of the iceberg, RSPB Scotland has warned. (...)
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VIDEO: Sea eagle touches down in Methil
A young sea eagle seems to have taken a liking to the Fife town of Methil. (...)
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Whisky proving to be the water of life for black grouse
The fight against the decline of an endangered bird has been given a massive boost. (...)
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Authorities call for zero tolerance approach to wildlife poisoning
Tayside Police say deliberate animal poisonings should not be tolerated in modern society. (...)
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Perthshire minister suffers cuts in bizarre sea eagle attack
A Perthshire clergyman is recovering from wounds after being attacked by a sea eagle that also killed one of his showbirds. (...)
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Shell Gannet Alpha North Sea oil spill confirmed as biggest in a decade
A North Sea oil spill 112 miles from the Scottish coast is the biggest leak in a decade. (...)
Bittern sweet symphony as RSPB Scotland staff hear rare bird
The presence of a rare bird has been hailed as evidence of the success of a Tay conservation programme. (...)
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Hope Paton Bowling Club at war with Montrose's soaring seagull population
An invasion of seagulls in an Angus town is causing significant problems for locals — even leading to a bowling club being forced to move fixtures for the first time since the second world war. (...)
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Norway thanked for latest batch of sea eagle chicks
A number of sea eagle chicks are settling into their new home at a secret location in Fife after being brought to Scotland from Norway. (...)
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Investigation into golden eagle pesticide death in Strathdon
Tayside Police have joined their Grampian counterparts and wildlife experts in probing the death of a golden eagle on an Aberdeenshire estate. (...)
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Efforts to save iconic capercaillie from a second extinction
One of Scotland's iconic species, the capercaillie, remains under serious threat of a second extinction. (...)
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Shock rise in birds of prey being poisoned
There has been a rise in the number of Scotland's birds of prey being poisoned with illegal chemicals, new figures have revealed. (...)
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Sea eagles give Loch Leven bird-watchers a thrill
Eagle-eyed bird-watchers in Kinross have spotted a giant bird of prey at the Loch Leven nature reserve. (...)
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Eagle is reunited with mother
A young white-tailed eagle has been reunited with its mother on the Isle of Mull having recovered from a broken wing and leg. (...)
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Friends of the Earth claims report proves case for renewable energy
Coal-fired power stations like Longannet in Fife could be a thing of the past, claims Friends of the Earth. (...)
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Lottery boost for sea eagle project expected
The survival of a population of sea eagles hatched at a secret location in Fife has received a boost with news of a likely lottery windfall. (...)
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Scotland sees white-tailed sea eagles in strongest position
This year has proved a record-breaking year for the UK's largest bird of the prey, the white-tailed sea eagle. (...)
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SSPCA's rescued sea eagle back in the wild
The Scottish SPCA had to step in to nurse a sea eagle which had been released into the wild only weeks ago as part of a programme to reintroduce the birds in Scotland. (...)
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Sea eagles return to Vane Farm nature reserve
A pair of Scottish bird lovers' "pin-ups" have returned to Vane Farm at Loch Leven after an absence of several months. (...)
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Fife farm welcomes sea eagle's departure
A white-tailed sea eagle that terrorised hundreds of chickens at a north-east Fife farm last month has left the area. (...)
