You will notice that there is no introduction to this section yet.
I would like to fill this gap with an introduction from a local birder [or someone who is a frequent visitor] for every one of the geographical pages. The many thousands of birders now regularly using these pages prefer to read something written by someone who can see the place from an insider's point of view. They know the best spots, not just the ones that first time overseas visitors usually visit or that are on the normal birding trip itineraries.
Each introduction carries the e-mail address of the contributor so that birders can get in touch with them if, for example, they are planning a trip [unless the contributor is unable to do this].
Please get in touch if you feel you can contribute an introduction to this page - you don't have to be an expert; I'm not!
 |
 |
|
World BirdingBritish BirdingMiscellany & FunBirdnewsTravelLibraryBird FamiliesOrnithologySight & SoundsEquipment/Supplies |
|
|
 |
 |
birding...
Scotland West Dunbartonshire
(visit this page on fatfisherman.com)
(visit this page on fatphotographer.net)
(visit this page on fatfisherman.com)
(visit this page on fatphotographer.net)
|
|
Iain Gibson
8 Kenmure View, Howwood, Johnstone, Renfrewshire PA0 1DR
01505 705874
iaingibson.soc@btinternet.com
Where to Watch Birds in Scotland
Mike Madders and Julia Welstead - 297 pages, b/w illus, maps - Christopher HelmISBN: 071365693X
Buy this book from NHBS.com
Clyde Birds
WebsiteWelcome to John Molloy's Clyde Area Wildlife site. The idea behind this web site is to bring together a wealth of information about the Clyde area and I am more than happy to display meeting/outing programmes of any wildlife group within the area and promote any events they organise. This site is not meant to compete with other organisation's sites but complement them by bringing all groups events together and make information available without moving from site to site, which can be time consuming. Links will be placed on the links page to all available relevent web sites, if there are any sites which you feel should be included in the links, please let me know. If you have your own web site and would like to have a link from this site drop me an email and it will be included.
West Dunbartonshire Local Plan
WebsiteThe Inner Clyde SPA qualifies by regularly supporting an internationally important wintering population of redshank Tringa Totanus (1992/93 – 96/97 winter peak mean of 2,107, 1% of Eastern Atlantic Flyaway, 2% of British). This is one of the highest density wintering populations of redshank in Britain...
back to the top of this page
This site was last updated on Monday, 29th April 2013.