Chris Keeling SBG Projects Officer The Green Light Trust is an established and successful environmental education charity which uses the...

Would you like to help Redshank and other birds around the coast and estuaries of the AONB? The Redshank is the flagship species in the...

I don't think many birders need to be told about the decline of the Turtle Dove, and hopefully we'll therefore all understand just how...

A BTO & RSPB Organised Survey 2021 The survey, once again, will remain dependent on the government restrictions in place during the...

Our indoor talks are continuing online, and in February we are lucky to have two talks - each about 30 minutes long, starting at 7:30pm...

Outdoor walks Our outdoor walk program is restarting with the first walk being on 23rd May 2021. All walks will require pre-booking - and...

My first meeting with Jean was when leading a Suffolk Ornithologists Group (SOG now SBG) field event at Landguard in August 1978. Jean...

Suffolk’s birding community is still reeling following the sudden loss of our great friend Ernie Lucking. I knew Ernie since the early...

The Spring 2020 printing of The Harrier was Suffolk Bird Group's 200th edition. To mark this milestone, we have added this edition to...

THIS TALK HAS BEEN CANCELLED Suffolk Bird Group's March indoor talk will be a trio of talks given by the following: - Andrew Raine: ...

Details of the Breeding Waders of Wet Meadows 2020 survey in Suffolk

Recording for the first year has been completed with recorded data and map supplied by Martin Sanford of Suffolk Biodiversity Information...

Many of you will already know about, or take part in, WeBS (Wetland Bird Survey) counts on one of the Suffolk Estuaries or reservoirs...

Project Godwit have marked and released some wild Black-tailed Godwits, and they would like your help to track their movements. Please...

The little tern is one of Britain’s rarest breeding seabirds and has been in decline in the UK over the past 25 years. From 2013- 2019,...

JNCC Seabirds Count: Urban Nesting Gull Surveys Seabirds Count: Britain and Ireland’s 4th Breeding Seabird Census Survey Timings – 23rd...

Commonplace and far from glamorous it may be, but the Rook is worth much more than just a look. It’s a species that is as fascinating as...

The information below is taken from the BTO website, so if you’d rather just read it all on their site, here are the links: survey...