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No matter what level of birdwatcher you are, there is a survey for you, whether with the Society or with other organisations.
No matter what level of birdwatcher you are, there is a survey for you, whether with the Society or with other organisations.
Get involved with this exciting initiative to help protect one of our most iconic summer visitors, whether by recording parties of screaming Swifts or putting up nest boxes locally.
Find out how important your Chough sightings are to help us track the expanding population along our coasts.
Everyone can track the fortunes of their nesting birds by taking part in this simple survey to record nests in your garden and beyond.
Records from your everyday birdwatching are vital, so learn how you can make the most from your sightings by submitting them to us via BirdTrack.
The BTO Heronries Census has been ruunning since 1928, recording the fortunes of one of our most enigmatic breeding birds.
Here is a Monday evening #choughfact for you! When chough eggs have hatched, the young stay in the nest for 5-6 weeks. Give choughs space to feed & space at their nest site so they feel safe to enter, to feed their young & they can grow big & strong & ready to fledge 🙏🏻👍🏻
Join your county bird club online to help support our work and receive various membership benefits.
‘CORNWALL BIRDS (CBWPS)’ is a trading/working name of Cornwall Bird Watching & Preservation Society
