Members News
SBRC appointmentPosted 19/01/2012

Long standing Fife Bird Club and Fife Local Rarity Committee member John Nadin has recently been appointed to the Scottish Birds Rarities Committee (SBRC).
A very good appointment for birding in ... (more)


Malcolm Ware
350 Birds in ScotlandPosted 18/01/2012

FBC likes to recognise members who reach birding milestones such as 250 birds in Fife and 300 birds in Scotland. Member David Clugston has been in touch to point out an inaccuracy in the last edition ... (more)

Keith Ballantyne
FBC Founding member honoured Posted 04/01/2012

It is with much delight to announce that one of the founding members and indeed driving forces behind the founding of the Fife Bird Club, Professor Jimmy Steele, Head of the Schoo ... (more)

Malcolm Ware
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Introducing Fife Bird Club (FBC)

(Registered as Scottish Charity No. SC 029686)

FBC was formed in July 1985 by a group of keen birders with the aim of providing more information and better facilities for those interested in the birds of mainland Fife. The Club has grown to include over two hundred members, with many living outwith Fife.

The membership comprises individuals with a variety of interests and expertise such as species recording, surveys, bird ringing, nest box schemes, habitat management and conservation work. All levels of experience and knowledge are catered for and members are encouraged to become involved in a wide variety of activities within the Club. Indoor meetings are held regularly throughout the year, at the Dean Park Hotel in Kirkcaldy, with visiting speakers from a wide variety of organisations and backgrounds. There is also a programme of regular outings to visit sites in Fife and the adjacent regions with at least one annual field trip further afield - more recent destinations have included Shetland and Norfolk.

Aims of Fife Bird Club

  • To advance the education of the general public regarding the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of ornithology.
  • To improve co-operation between those engaged in ornithological pursuits within Fife.
  • To promote research in ornithology and publish the useful results of any such research.
  • To provide for the publication of a regular bulletin/newsletter and assist in the production of an annual Fife Bird Report.