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Red list species - high conservation concern
IUCN
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BDp
BDr
BDMp
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SPEC
2 or 3
BR
BL
WL
BI
WI
Species
Red listing criteria
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Bittern
Common scoter
White-tailed eagle
Hen harrier
Black grouse
Capercaillie
Grey partridge
1
Quail
Corncrake
Stone-curlew
Black-tailed godwit
Red-necked phalarope
Roseate tern
Turtle dove
1
Nightjar
Wryneck
Lesser spotted woodpecker
Woodlark
Skylark
1
Ring ouzel
IUCN
HD
BDp
BDr
BDMp
BDMr
SPEC
2 or 3
BR
BL
WL
BI
WI
Species
Red listing criteria
Additional amber listing criteria
Song thrush
1
Grasshopper warbler
1
Savi's warbler
Aquatic warbler
Marsh warbler
Spotted flycatcher
1
Marsh tit
1
Willow tit
1
Red-backed shrike
Starling
1
House sparrow
1
Tree sparrow
1
Linnet
1
Twite
Scottish crossbill
Bullfinch
1
Yellowhammer
1
Cirl bunting
Reed bunting
1
Corn bunting
1
IUCN
HD
BDp
BDr
BDMp
BDMr
SPEC
2 or 3
BR
BL
WL
BI
WI
Red listing criteria
Additional amber listing criteria
Red list criteria
IUCN
Globally Threatened
HD
Historical population decline in UK during 1800-1995
BDp
Rapid (= 50%) decline in UK breeding population over last 25 years
BDr
Rapid (= 50%) contraction of UK breeding range over last 25 years
Additional amber list criteria
BDMp
Moderate (25-49%) decline in UK breeding population over last 25 years
BDMr
Moderate (25-49%) contraction of UK breeding range over last 25 years
SPEC
Species with unfavourable conservation status in Europe (SPEC = Species of European Conservation Concern)
BR
Five-year mean of 1-300 breeding pairs in UK
BL
= 50% of UK breeding population in 10 or fewer sites, but not rare breeders (BR)
WL
= 50% of UK non-breeding population in 10 or fewer sites
BI
= 20% of European breeding population in UK
WI
= 20% of NW European (wildfowl), East Atlantic Flyway (waders) or European (others) non-breeding populations in UK
1 UK population >10 000 pairs
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