Happy Tears
Seabirds Return in Joyful Numbers After Flu Devastation
Quick Smiles:
- A once-empty colony now hosts 756 thriving seabirds
- Hopeful breeding pairs moved in and started families within three years
- Proof that nature can bounce back with a little help
Seabirds have returned in heartwarming numbers to a cherished nesting site along England’s southern coast.
Only three years ago the colony stood silent after avian flu swept through and wiped out every last bird.
Today, 756 sandwich terns are raising families where nothing remained, a turnaround that has delighted local conservationists.
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