Numbers of curlews, lapwings and oystercatchers have been declining nationally since 1995.
Under threat birds such as curlew are continuing to do well in parts of the Cairngorms, it has been reportedBut the Cairngorms National Park Authority said numbers remained stable in the east CairngormsSome of Scotland's most at risk bird species are reported to be continuing to do well in parts of the Cairngorms, while declining in numbers nationally.In Scotland, numbers of these birds have declined by as much as 61% since 1995.
But the Cairngorms National Park Authority said new figures showed populations in the east Cairngorms appeared to have bucked this trend. It said their numbers remained stable on areas managed by five neighbouring estates that make up the Cairngorms Moorland Partnership.CNPA said the partnership had taken actions, including enhancing habitats and, in some cases, controlling predator.From other local news sites
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