Sandwich and little tern colonies show signs of recovery on the Northumberland and Norfolk coasts
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Sandwich and little tern colonies show signs of recovery on the Northumberland and Norfolk coasts

1 hour ago · Originally published 30 Sep 2026 9/10 Original headline: The rare colony hit by bird flu and extreme weather now bouncing back
After years of decline caused by bird flu and severe weather, tern colonies at Long Nanny and Blakeney Point have recorded a successful breeding season. While the return of these birds offers a positive outlook, conservationists note that Arctic terns remain vulnerable to ongoing environmental challenges and rising sea levels.
Source: r/GoodNewsUK Northumberland
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