Rare stone curlew is spotted by Alderney Bird Observatory
A RARE stone curlew – a species with just 400 breeding pairs in the UK – has been spotted as part of Alderney Bird Observatory’s recording of migrating birds.
News|Apr 15, 2021
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Feather in cap of the Alderney observatory
ALDERNEY Bird Observatory has joined a national research project which should help to further enhance the Bailiwick’s international reputation.
News|Feb 23, 2021
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Scunthorpe waiting on availability of players following Covid-19 self-isolation
The Iron return to action against Solihull this weekend after having their last three matches postponed.
UK Sport|Nov 6, 2020
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Atlanta Falcons strike late to secure win against Carolina Panthers
The Falcons held on to secure the away win.
UK Sport|Oct 30, 2020
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Pride of Guernsey: John Horton
ALDERNEY BIRD OBSERVATORY warden John Horton is the backbone of research done there and has been nominated for Conservation Hero of the Year, sponsored by Butterfield.
Pride of Guernsey|Aug 5, 2020
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Scaly crickets found in Alderney
RARE scaly crickets were discovered for the first time in Alderney yesterday morning, lending global importance to the whole Bailiwick, according to experts.
News|Jul 29, 2020
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Taiwanese grandparents become Instagram sensations modelling abandoned clothes
The couple from the Houli district of Taiwan began modelling clothes left behind in their laundrette.
Viral News|Jul 26, 2020
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Blood group may play small role in coronavirus infection risk – study
Researchers say that data suggests people with blood group O have a lower risk of being infected by Covid-19.
UK News|Jul 17, 2020
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Alderney Bird Observatory appeals for financial support
ALDERNEY Bird Observatory, as a charity, is appealing for donations after financial challenges due to reduced birdwatching tourism.
News|Jun 22, 2020
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Bearded vulture spotted in Channel Islands for first time
A BEARDED vulture has been recorded flying over the Channel Islands for the first time.
News|May 29, 2020
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Wildlife plays an important role in tourism
WE WERE pleased to read in your recent edition the article 'Five new bird species spotted in Alderney in just one year', which highlighted the role wildlife can play in increasing tourism to our islands. In the last year the Alderney Wildlife Trust has taken around 600 people out on boat trips to see Alderney’s fascinating sea life (in particular the gannets and puffins), over 375 people to explore creatures of the night such as bats and hedgehogs and hundreds more for other wildlife activities and tours.
Readers' Letters|Jan 30, 2020
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Five new bird species spotted in just one year in Alderney
BIRD species new to the island were sighted in Alderney last year.
News|Jan 5, 2020
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Swindon stay top with win over Plymouth
The Pilgrims had won three in a row.
UK Sport|Jan 1, 2020
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Oxlade-Chamberlain facing spell on sidelines with ankle ligament damage
The England midfielder suffered the injury during Saturday’s Club World Cup final triumph in Qatar.
UK Sport|Dec 24, 2019
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5 things you might not know about new Liverpool signing Takumi Minamino
The Japan international arrives for a bargain £7.25million after his release fee was activated.
UK Sport|Dec 19, 2019
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