News and updates from the ISBG
The SeaWatch SW website has recently been updated as we reach the halfway point of the 2009 field season. To view this month’s bumper news edition see: http://www.seawatch-sw.org (more…)
The SeaWatch SW website has recently been updated, as preparations begin for the start of the 2009 survey phase in southwest UK. (See: http://www.seawatch-sw.org) News items are as follows: (more…)
Our new discussion forum is up and running and all we need now is for your input and topics. Feel free to register and use the site. Please do not use the facility as a personal moaning board! Foul or abusive language will not be tolerated and may result in Read more…
The 2009 Gallery is in the process of being updated and currently has some superb photos of the the recent rarities on the islands including Little Bittern, Pallid Swift, Great Reed Warbler, Red-throated Pipit and Red-rumped Swallows. The gallery will be reserved for the best quality rarity shots and thanks Read more…
The ISBG Noticeboard is now up and running for the year outside of The Pilots Gig Restaurant (rear entrance). Feel free to add your daily sightings to the list using the chalk provided.
The ISBG Newsletter for Winter 08/09 is now out and packed full of interesting articles including the bird reports from the October ‘Scilly Season’. This is accompanied with some great rarity images from the period. The Newsletter is available to all ISBG and Friends of ISBG members. To join and Read more…
The new ISBG website hit 1500 total visits yesterday with 387 visitors to the site in one day! Very pleasing at such an early part of the year. Thankyou for your continued support. ISBG.
The Gallery pages have now been updated with images from 2003 right up to Joe Penders photos of the obliging Cattle Egret today. If anyone has photos taken prior to 2003 we will be happy to create extra galleries for those years. Wildlife other than birds will appear in a Read more…
There is a birding trip planned around the Islands departing at 14.00hrs from St Mary’s Quay on board ‘Lightning’. Cost is just £5.
May we take this opportunity to introduce our new website and wish all members of the Isles of Scilly Bird Group and Friends of The Isles of Scilly Bird Group a Happy and bird filled New Year!