You can find out about our Fife branch below.
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Talks
Venue:
Supper Room of St Andrews Town Hall (at the corner of South Street & Queen’s Gardens), KY16 9TA (click here for a map of the venue and surrounding area).
When:
On the following Wednesdays at 7.30pm:
13 Feb 2019 Peter Mawby – Watching and Wondering
13 Mar 2019 Martin Cook – Moray’s birds: A century of change
10 Apr 2019 AGM & Members’ Night
Contact:
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Outings
Field trips normally take place on the weekend following each indoor meeting. The normal pattern is to alternate between Saturday and Sunday outings, and between half-day and full day trips, to cater for members’ differing preferences and other commitments. Outings continue during May and June, when there are no indoor meetings, and there is usually a long weekend trip around the end of May. Beginner and experienced birdwatchers are welcome both at indoor meetings and on field trips.
Sat 16 Feb 2019
Dalgety Bay to Kinghorn (C Gordon)
15-18 Mar 2019
Islay (leader to be confirmed)
Sun 14 Apr 2019
Ruddons Point (Rob Armstrong)
Sun 12 May 2019
Glen Turrett (Elizabeth & John Irwin)
Contact:
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Branch Committee
Secretary:
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Chair and representative of branch on SOC Council::
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Treasurer:
John Irwin
Committee members:
Rob Armstrong, Elizabeth Adams, Andrew Riches, Rodger Neilson, Andy Falconer and Norman Elkins
Fife recorder:
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Isle of May recorder:
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Other Information
Talks and outings reminders:
Members who've consented to Local Branch news and events e-communications from SOC, are sent a reminder about forthcoming talks (with more information on the speaker and subject where possible), usually a week or so in advance of the meeting. A similar reminder service operates for outings. If you don’t already receive these alerts and would like to, please make sure you've completed a Mailing List Consent Form to allow the Club to contact you. If you've already completed a form, check your junk/spam/clutter folders to make sure our emails aren't landing there. Still nothing? Contact Headquarters as we may not have a correct or up to date email address on file for you.
Branch newsletter:
Fife Branch Newsletter comes out every three months and features details of branch activities, field trip reports, letters, photographs, sightings and other interesting articles. Subscribers are emailed a PDF version of the newsletter and the latest issue of the publication is also available to download here (December 2018 issue). Back issues of the newsletter can be downloaded here. To either contribute or subscribe and receive Fife Branch Newsletter directly to your inbox, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Minutes from the 2018 Fife Branch AGM
Click here to download a copy of the minutes from the recent Fife Branch AGM.
Birdwatching in Fife
Click here for our guide to Birdwatching in Fife and here for our guide to Birdwatching the Fife coast.
Planning a trip to the Isle of May? Read our guide to Birding the Isle of May here
Bird recording in this area
Visit the Fife recording area page for details of the latest bird report, back issues, species considered locally and for Local Recorder contact information.
The Breeding and Wintering Birds of Fife
Norman Elkins, Jim Reid and Allan W. Brown
Published by the Fife Ornithological Atlas Group and the SOC, in August 2016.
This large format, hardback book brings up to date an earlier publication published in 2003, the Fife Bird Atlas. Click here to find out more and for details of how to purchase a copy.
