Jack Baddams on the Spotted Flycatcher

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May 10, 20261:37Science & Medicine

Ornithologist Jack Baddams remembers chancing upon his first spotted flycatcher nest at Creswell Crags in Derbyshire. He became hooked on them after that, and fitted the adult birds with coloured rings to see who had saf...

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