RSPB

Say 'hello' to the wonderful world of wildlife at one of a number of locations in Northern Ireland.

9 places to see the animal kingdom in action in Northern Ireland

Robin on a magnolia tree. Photo: Andy Hay (rspb-images.com)

RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2023: How to take part

It is has been announced that the Rathlin Island Ferry Company has ceased trading with immediate effect leaving Islanders stranded on the island. Picture Steven McAuley/McAuley Multimedia

MLA calls for plan following end of Rathlin ferry service

RSPB working on Causeway Coast

First News: Joy for Jays!

RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch. Mother and her daughter counting birds in their garden, Bedford, UK, January 2013

Jay storms up the charts and a glimmer of hope for Greenfinch

First News: Space to nest

Big Garden Birdwatch 2022 Kells & Connor PS with Mayor Cllr William McCaughey

Count the wildlife that’s counting on you in 2022

RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch returns this month: here's how to take part

Minister Poots is pictured with Joanne Sherwood, RSPB NI Director

Minister visits Antrim Hills RSPB project

RSPB NI's Sara McCracken with her daughters as they 'canvas' for nature by Katrina Taggart

RSPB NI Artist of the Year

RSPB NI is appealing to people to be extra careful when tending to gardens from now on – and not to touch any birds’ nests in or on houses

Hedge your bets - look after birds this breeding season

Red Kites are distinctive reddish brown birds with black wingtips, silver grey heads and slender wings. They can measure up to five-and-a-half feet in length with a distinctive V-shaped tail. Photo: RSPB

Wingspan of almost six feet across NI skies - appeal for Red Kite sightings

Big Garden Birdwatch, the world’s largest garden wildlife survey, returns on January 29-31: www.rspb.org.uk/birdwatch

‘Watch the Birdie’ for RSPB

These are the animals that hibernate in the UK in winter - and why they do it

Hundreds of protected birds of prey killed by criminals in the UK, RSPB says

John Blair MLA.

Call made for legally-binding targets to protect environment

Invite in the wildlife and make your garden an even better place to be

Attract the birds and the bees to your garden with these RSPB tips

Have you ever wondered why birds sing in the morning? (Photo: Shutterstock)

Here’s why birds sing early in the morning - and the dawn chorus explained

Be an early bird and join the Breakfast Birdwatch

Be an early bird and join in the Breakfast Birdwatch

Be an early bird and join the Breakfast Birdwatch

Be an early bird and join in the Breakfast Birdwatch

Positive news - Rathlin’s punctual puffins are back on the stacks!

Community News

Birdwatching for beginners

The Redshank. Photo credit Andy Hay (rspb-images.com)

Rare species of bird spotted at Portmore Lough

A red admiral butterfly that has landed on a pink and yellow flower at The Lodge RSPB reserve.

Butterfly fun at Portmore

Trees at Governors Gate

Row erupts over Hillsborough trees

Grey squrrels most common visitors

Gary Prescott making his way along the east Antrim coast this week. INCT 15-759-CON

Birdwatching across the country by bicycle

Starling.

Starlings fly into top spot in Londonderry gardens

Community

World Wetlands Day walk

Cumber Claudy kidsget set for bird survey

Community

Bird hide opened at Gawleys Gate

Farmers help Foylelapwing survive,says bird lobby

Latest environmental news.

Lagan Valley MLA pays a visit to Portmore Lough

Coleraine RSPB Group set to meet

Irish Ladys Tresses orchid

Rare flowerfound close toLough Neagh

A lapwing chick at Glenwherry. INLT-34-723-con

Great year for breeding birds at Glenwherry thanks to RSPB

It’s second nature for Philip

The big butterfly count at Aghalee

Police help to recover Red Kite birds in Katesbridge.

Police help to recover Red Kite birds

Dawn chorus at Portmore Lough