In January, 592,265 people across the UK counted birds in their gardens and local green spaces for the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch.
This year’s results include the lowest number of Starlings and highest number of Woodpigeons ever recorded in the survey. This reflects other recorded trends in bird populations.
The House Sparrow retained the number one spot in the results.
A huge thank you to all who took part. Your data really does make a difference in helping us understand how nature needs our help. Learn how the RSPB is using data to help save nature.
See the full results
Get the full breakdown of results, and find out how we’ll be using this information to inform our ongoing conservation work, on the RSPB website.
This year saw the lowest number of Starlings ever recorded. Photo: Ben Andrew (rspb-images.com)
