DRAWN FROM NATURE
Exhibition by Alan Woollett, Tianyin Wang, Helen Kennedy and Wynona Legg
On show 17 April-1 June, Wednesdays-Sundays 10am-5pm
SPRING MIGRANTS
Keep track of the latest arrivals!
The 2025 table is now available to view
Birdwatching App
The SOC's free mobile app; 'Where to Watch Birds in Scotland'. Available for Android and Apple devices.
Birdwatching App
The SOC's free mobile app; 'Where to Watch Birds in Scotland'. Available for Android and Apple devices.
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Where to birdwatch
Download our free app for a guide to the best places to birdwatch around Scotland or visit our library to browse a range of field guides. Know the code before you go.
Fancy some company?
Our Local Branches organise outings around Scotland. View the programme here.
Record your sightings
Report your bird sightings to the Local Recorder for the area as well as uploading them to BirdTrack.
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BirdTrack
The online bird recording system that increases the personal, local and national value of your sightings
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Online Scottish Bird Report
Free access to hundreds of local bird reports at your fingertips
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Record Your Sightings
One of the SOC's greatest contributions to Scottish ornithology is the documentation of bird numbers and the maintenance of the Local Recorders' Network.
As a BirdTrack partner, we work with other organisations to promote the practice of keeping bird records and submitting them for scientific research.
Report your bird sightings to the Local Recorder for the area as well as uploading them to BirdTrack
What's On
DRAWN FROM NATURE
BIRD ID WALK: AN INTRODUCTION TO BIRD IDENTIFICATION, ABERLADY
BIRD ID WALK: COASTAL BIRDS & SPRING MIGRANTS IDENTIFICATION, ABERLADY BAY
BIRD ID WALK: FARMLAND & REEDBED BIRD IDENTIFICATION, TAY REEDBEDS
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SOC brings together like-minded individuals with a passion for birds, nature and conservation through a programme of talks, outings, conferences and via the Club’s quarterly journal, Scottish Birds.
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