Cirl bunting makes comeback at Jersey golf course
A rare bird not seen in Jersey for 10 years has been spotted at a golf course.
Efforts have been made to manage parts of the Royal Jersey Golf Club to allow the cirl bunting to survive and to provide food for the birds.
Glyn Young, of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, said the bird's arrival was good news.
The cirl bunting is a sparrow-sized bird with a distinctive striped black and yellow face.
Mr Young said a study on the bird's survival prospects in Jersey would take place and include a look at the problem of a lack of food for the cirl bunting during the winter.