A swift update

Nature's Voice by RSPB

Apr 30, 201919:16Science & Medicine

As May arrives swifts are returning to their UK nesting sites - heralding the start of summer. But their populations plummeted by 53 per cent between 1995 and 2015. It's a subject that Nature's Voice has visited before a...

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