🚨 GOOD NEWS: Bittern numbers are booming! Once threatened with extinction in the UK, Bitterns are making an incredible recovery with newly released figures showing numbers are up 24% than 5 years ago. Watch the video to find out more. Sound on 🔊 | RSPB

Have you heard Britain’s loudest bird? Bitterns are beginning to boom at many of our nature reserves. 😃 At Lancashire’s RSPB Leighton Moss, which boasts the largest reedbed in North West England, these elusive heron-like birds can be already be heard booming across the reserve and Morecambe Bay. Did you know the female Bittern can hear the male’s mating call from up to 3 km away? Let us know if you’ve heard any booming Bitterns at RSPB Leighton Moss or your local reserve! Visit https://bit.ly/L

Britain’s loudest bird is booming – quite literally. The population of #bittern is at a record high of at least 164 booming males. Tom Clare of the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust tells us about their distinctive call. 🐦 🐦 🐦 | BBC Breakfast

American bittern singing (Botaurus lentiginosus) | BIRDS & Nature

Sunbittern Bird: - Scientific Name: Eurypyga helias - Habitat: Thrives in the lush environments of tropical forests and riversides throughout Central and South America. - Description: Medium-sized avian species with distinctive plumage characterized by intricate patterns and vibrant colors, including sunburst-like markings on its wings. - Behavior: Typically solitary and elusive, frequently observed hunting along riverbanks for small prey such as insects and crustaceans. - Range: Indigenous to r