With the exception of the latest Clyde Bird Report (2010), the publications shown below are now out of print, but sometimes come up for sale.  The George Waterston Library at Waterston House (Club Headquarters) holds a copy of them. The library, the largest of its kind in Scotland, is open to all for reference (members of the SOC may borrow items), during Waterston  House opening hours.

 A Guide to Bird Watching
​in the Clyde Area (1999)​

​(Cliff Baister and Marion Osler)

Wildlife Around
​Glasgow (2010)

​​(Richard Sutcliffe)

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The Birds of the
​Firth of Clyde (1936)

(H.F. & G. Witherby)

Covers the old counties of Ayrshire, Renfrewshire, Buteshire, Dunbartonshire and the southern half of Argyllshire, plus the city of Glasgow. While writing his book the author made numerous field trips from his manse in Govan to many parts of the Clyde area, and conducted an exhaustive search of references to Clyde birds in books and papers going as far back as the 16th century.

Clyde Bird Report
​(2010)

(Clyde branch of the SOC)

Due to a variety of reasons, there hasn’t been a Clyde Bird Report produced for six years.  We are delighted therefore to produce this latest one. It has been a real team effort with over 16 people writing species accounts and five people having a significant input in to the layout, style and proof-reading. A big thank you to all who helped in whatever way.  Thank you too, to all the Observers without whose records, there would be no report.   You can download the report for free.