Welcome to Birds in Clyde |
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Whether you are new to birdwatching, an experienced birder, or somewhere in between, the purpose of this website is to get you involved and further your enjoyment of Scotland's wonderful birdlife.
The Scottish Ornithologists' Club (SOC) was established in 1936 and exists to promote the study, enjoyment and conservation of wild birds and their habitats across Scotland. This is the website of the Clyde Branch of the SOC, which coordinates recording and activities, with regular meetings and outings.
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NEW: Ravens on the Ruchill Water Tower
Anna Wood has been avidly watching and documenting a Raven nest in Ruchill. We've added a summary of Anna's story, some photos and video clips of the nest as an article - you'll also find the link to Anna's blog which has her full write up day by day as the the parent birds raised their chicks. Raven in flight © Anna Wood
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Raven with two chicks on the nest © Anna Wood
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Website updates
- NEW: With apologies to anyone who was planning to join us, but the Peregrine Watch scheduled for 19 July has been cancelled. With only one juvenile this year, the birds are less reliably found at the University now and we don't want to disappoint anyone.
- NEW: We've updated the Talks webpage with the dates and topics for our Talks programme this autumn and through into winter and early spring.
- Our review of June's sightings is now available - what is the half year tally for the species list in Clyde I wonder? Click to find out.
- The June 2025 grapevine records have now been added to the website. You can check back on our Grapevine archive under the "Recording & Reporting" section in the navigation. Do let us know what you find this month.
- Donald Wilson's report from May's outing to the Isle of May is now available here. Links to over 40 reports from our branch outings can be found on our Outings page too.
Next OutingSaturday 19th July 2025
Ailsa Craig ( this outing is fully booked ) |
Online Clyde Bird Report |
Next Talk (in person)Monday 8th Sept 2025
Safeguarding Scotland’s Seabirds 7.00pm Partick Burgh Hall, 9 Burgh Hall Street, Partick, Glasgow G11 5LW
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