Woodland birds bounce back in Scotland

Scotland’s woodland bird populations have increased by two-thirds since the 1990s, according to Scottish Natural Heritage, but upland bird numbers are declining

by Rachel Salvidge
Great spotted woodpeckers are among the birds doing well. Photograph: Allan Wallberg/123RF
Great spotted woodpeckers are among the birds doing well. Photograph: Allan Wallberg/123RF

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