UK Weather: Red kite birds flying above at sunset. Threatened with extinction, Milvus Milvus (more commonly known as Red Kites) are a graceful, fork tailed bird that have been successfully re-introduced into England and Scotland, now reaching around 1,800 breeding pairs in the UK alone since their reestablishment in 1989. Now, with 18000-24000 breeding pairs worldwide, they are no longer vulnerable, especially under the protection of one of the world’s longest running protection programmes, ©
Pontrhydfendigaid, Ceredigion, Wales, UK. 05th May 2020 UK Weather: Red kite birds flying above the rural village of Pontrhydfendigaid at sunset. Threatened with extinction, Milvus Milvus (more commonly known as Red Kites) are a graceful, fork tailed bird that have been successfully re-introduced into England and Scotland, now reaching around 1,800 breeding pairs in the UK alone since their reestablishment in 1989. Now, with 18000-24000 breeding pairs worldwide, they are no longer vulnerable, especially under the protection of one of the world’s longest running protection programmes, © Ian Jones/Alamy Live News
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