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Story summary
- The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) survey found that the blue tit is the most common bird in Surrey, unlike the national trend where the house sparrow is most prevalent.
- The survey noted declines in greenfinches and song thrushes.
- RSPB spokesperson Martin Fowlee advised against feeding birds in summer to prevent Trichomonosis, which affects their feeding.
- The RSPB recommends changing bird water daily to help combat the disease.
- The Big Garden Birdwatch has been conducted since the late 1970s, offering essential conservation data.
