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    NORTHUMBERLAND

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    TYNESIDE BIRD CLUB

      

        Registered Charity No.  517641

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The Northumberland & Tyneside Bird Club was founded in 1958 and membership is open to all with a beneficial interest in ornithology. The club aims to provide members with news of local ornithological interest through monthly bulletins, the annual report for the area, Birds in Northumbria, and other occasional publications.

 

The recording area for the club comprises Northumberland, North Tyneside and Newcastle upon Tyne

The aims of the club as stated in our constitution are to :-

Promote the interests of ornithology in the area.

Provide news of local ornithological interest through the medium of a monthly bulletin, an annual report and other publications to which members will be invited to contribute from their own observations.

To encourage and instruct younger or less experienced members in various ways, particularly by means of organised field work and monthly meetings.

To engage in such scientific work, e.g. census or migration studies, as may from time to time be approved by the committee.

Members have the use of a seawatching tower at Seaton Sluice and, of course, are expected to conform with the "Countryside  Code"

 

Eiders - Alan Tilmouth

Site Last Updated 31st August 2010  :

BIRDING SITES - new site guide to The Heugh, Holy Island added

 

 

NOTICE BOARD - Request for help with WeBS counts  at Bothal Pond and Longhirst Flash

 

FOR SALE - several new items added

 

Other Recent Updates :

PHOTO GALLERY 2010 - Three photos of the recent Low Newton Pectoral Sandpiper & two more of the Sykes’s Warbler added; a total of 22 photos added so far this month

 

 

INDOOR MEETINGS - Further details for the forthcoming season added

 

FIELD TRIPS - Details of two autumn field trips added

 

 

NOTICE BOARD - Announcement concerning the Members-only Sightings facility added. Please also see information on the LINKS page

 

 

 

 

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