What is Operation Turtle Dove?

Operation Turtle Dove (OTD), launched in 2012 is a project which aims to reverse the decline of one of England’s best loved farmland birds, the Turtle Dove Streptopelia turtur. OTD is a partnership of four liked-minded organisations with the determination to save this iconic species. The project partners are the RSPB, Pensthorpe Conservation Trust, Fair to Nature and Natural England.

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• Nightingales in Kent in 2012 – Andrew Henderson and Geoff Orton
• Nightingales in Kent; Update - Andrew Henderson and Geoff Orton
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• Black-winged Stilts at Cliffe 2014-17 - Will Tofts
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