Willow and Marsh Tit Survey

Throughout 2013, we are seeking all records of both Willow and Marsh Tits in the county of Nottinghamshire, during both the breeding season and the winter period. Find out how you can help.

Nottinghamshire Bird Atlas: January update

Chris Hughes has produced the latest Birds of Nottinghamshire update.

This follows on from previous bird atlas updates from David Parkin and Lynda Milner who highlighted the fieldwork required and how it linked in with the BTo survey of breeding and wintering birds.

Follow us on twitter

Nottinghamshire Birdwatchers is now on twitter. You can use twitter to send us information on sightings, events and other relevant bird news.

Follow: @NottsBirders

Membership Benefits

Check out the stores offering discounts for members of Nottinghamshire Birdwatchers.

Site Contents

About NBW

About us contains details on how to join Nottinghamshire Birdwatchers, membership forms and a bit about the history.

Contact us

A list of the key NBW contacts.

Also included:

A list of the committee members of the NBW
how to send in your bird sightings
how to buy an annual report
how to join related Yahoo Groups.

Latest sightings

Our most popular page. Catch up with the latest Nottinghamshire Bird Sightings

This is updated several times a week and also provides access to archives of sightings since 2000.

Trip reports

Interesting write-ups from NBW field trips. Reports are available from 2004 onwards. View the latest report from Norfolk. See also Neil Glenn's list of species seen on minibus trips.

Weather

Latest forecasts for weather around Nottinghamshire

From the newsletter - part one

Early Spring Birding in the Snow - by Barbara Cross.

New: This new page features an article from our latest newsletter. As such, it will be updated regularly.

From the newsletter - part two

Chairman's Chatter - by Carl Cornish.

New: This new page features an article from our latest newsletter. As such, it will be updated regularly.

Photo galleries

Latest images from Nottinghamshire. Latest additions include: New images include Smew, Reed Bunting and Short-eared Owl.

You can also view our new galleries: birds photographed around the UK and birds photographed around the World. Latest images include Turnstone, Pectoral Sandpiper and Barn Owl.

Birding in Nottinghamshire

See the best birdwatching sites in Nottinghamshire. Includes maps and site guides.

News

Bird related news from Nottinghamshire. This page is rarely updated - so if you have a bird-related news story, please email Nottinghamshire Birdwatchers

Other local clubs

Links to local Nottinghamshire bird and natural history societies.

Local reports

Nottinghamshire field trip reports. This includes a report from Thoresby Hall by Steve Graham, a visiting birder from Huddersfield.

Feel free to send in your own local reports.

What's New: 19th May 2013

Image galleries will be updated soon. Apologies to the many of you who have sent your images in for publishing on the website. Other workloads have resulted in a large backlog of images awaiting upload. All outstanding images will be uploaded to the website by the end of the month. Thank you for your patience.

Infographic - ‘Birds of Britain need you!’ (Infographic supplied by Anglian Home Improvements).

Events updated - Check out the details of this year's Nightjar Walks. Members only (and family) for these.

Send in your sightings

If you have any bird sightings that you would like to be shown and recorded on this site you can either complete our online submission form, email your sightings or, if that doesn't work for you, you can copy and paste the email address webmaster@nottsbirders.net. Don't forget to submit your monthly records to the Nottinghamshire Birdwatchers recorder. Download the spreadsheet.

e-Newsletter

If anyone would like a look at the e-newsletter, please contact Howard Broughton. Those who have it really like it. Having a look is free! View some free samples.

There are several vacancies for people who are willing to be more involved in the affairs of the Nottinghamshire Birdwatchers Club. See the vacancy page for more details.

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