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Suffolk Turtle Dove Survey

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logoThe Turtle Dove is the UK’s fastest-declining farmland bird, and Suffolk remains one of its last significant strongholds. The species has suffered a 94% decline in UK numbers since 1995 and is considered globally vulnerable to extinction by the IUCN. This survey supports the national Operation Turtle Dove programme, which is working to reverse the species’ fortunes through habitat improvement and targeted monitoring. Recording every sighting – whether a single calling bird or confirmed breeding – helps us build an accurate picture of the Turtle Dove population in Suffolk and contributes directly to the national effort to prevent its loss as a UK breeding species.

Key ID information can be found at the RSPB Turtle Dove ID page.

 

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The table can be sorted by clicking on a header or filtered by using the text box below the headers (* can be used as a wildcard). Clicking on an entry will highlight the record's location on the map. Clicking the view record icon on the right will show the full details of a record. Clicking on a thumbnail image will enlarge it.