Kingfishers are doing well because of cleaner waterways and mild winters. The winter of 1963 nearly wiped them out.  Many wetland birds are increasing, Common crane, little egret, and spoonbill are no longer considered rarities, and are spreading north.  It is not all bad news, as the temperature increases we will gain some species as well as lose some.   In the northern North Sea, a slight rise in surface temperature has killed off some species of photoplankton leading to changes to the food chain. The sandeel has all but disappeared, this led to breeding failures of several species of seabird in recent years. However, last year, there appeared to be masses of pipe fish around. These are not as nourishing as the sandeel, but there was an improvement in breeding success in many areas.  Nature will always adapt, so long as we don't totally mess things up.  We can all play our part. Think global, act local.:) :) :)