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Saturday, 27 March 2010 - Bird Watching Sound of Gigha |
Our yearly successfull Sound of Gigha birdwatching field trip is planned for 27 March 2010 and is as usual organised by Paul Daw. Meet at 10.00 am at Ronachan Point Car Park. As usual we will have lunch at the Gigha Hotel. Naturally you are free to bring a packed lunch if you prefer. Those interested, please contact Paul Daw (Tel: 01546 886260 or ). |
Sunday, 25 April 2010 - Bird Watching Head of the Holy Loch at Sandbank |
Nigel Scriven is organising a field trip to the new bird hide (we hope that by then it will be finished) at the head of the Holy Loch in Sandbank. Meet at Broxwood carpark in Sandbank at 9.00 am (this is located on the left hand side of the road leading into Sandbank just before the Holy Loch). There are ample venues to have lunch in the area but naturally you can bring your own. Those interested, please contact Nigle Scriven (Tel: 01369 840 606 or ). |
2010 Field Trips
Bird Watching Loch Caolisport - Saturday, January 2010: A full report of this field trip is available on the Spring 2010 Field Trip page. |
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2009 Field Trips
Bird Watching in Tayinloan - Saturday, 31 October 2009: A full report of this field trip is available on the Fall 2009 Field Trip page. Bird Watching at Kilbrannan Sound and Skipness - Saturday, 26th September, 2009: A full report of this field trip is available on the Fall 2009 Field Trip page. Islay Field trip and Spring meeting - Friday 24 to Sunday 26 April 2009: A full report of this trip is available on the special Spring meeting and Field Trip - Isle of Islay - 24 to 26 May 2009 page. Sound of Gigha - Saturday 4 April 2009: A full report of this trip is available on the special Gigha 2009 Field Trip page. Bute Bird Watching - Saturday 7 March 2009: Unfortunately, the Bute Bird Watching field trip was first postponed to the next weekend but in the end cancelled due to bad weather.
2008 Field Trips Colonsay 16-18 May 2008: For a report of this trip, see the June 2008 Eider. Sound of Gigha: Saturday 19th April 2008: For a report of this trip, see the June 2008 Eider. Bute: Saturday 29th March 2008: For a report of this trip, see the June 2008 Eider. 2007 Field Trips The Add Estuary and Loch Crinan: Saturday 23rd September 2007: For a report of this trip, see the December 2007 Eider. Machrihanish Seabird Observatoy and the Scottish Owl Centre: Saturday 15 September 2007: The trip was cancelled. Ailsa Craig: Sunday 24 June and Sunday 1 July 2007: For a report of this trip, see the September 2007 Eider . Taynish NNR: Saturday 12 May 2007: For a report of this trip, see the June 2007 Eider. Sound of Gigha: Saturday 14 April 2007: For a report of this trip, see the June 2007 Eider. Island of Bute: Saturday 24 March 2007: For a report of this trip, see the June 2007 Eider. 2006 Field Trips Galloway: 11-12 November 2006: No report available Sanda Island: 17-18 June 2006: For a report of this trip, see the September 2006 Eider. Garvellochs: 26-28 May 2006: For a report of this trip, see the September 2006 Eider. Coll: 6-7 May 2006: This trip was cancelled Sound of Gigha: Saturday 1 April 2006: For a report of this trip, see the June 2006 Eider 2005 Field Trips Crinan & Danna, Mid-Argyll - Sunday 13 November 2005: For a report of this trip, see the December 2005 Eider Beinn an Tuirc Wind Farm, Kintrye - Saturday 24 September 2005: For a report of this trip, see the December 2005 Eider Seabird Trip to Islay - Saturday 17 September 2005: For a report of this trip, see the December 2005 Eider Sanda Island - 18-19 June 2005: For a report of this trip, see the September 2005 Eider Sound of Gigha - 2nd April 2005: For a report of this trip, see the June 2005 Eider Island of Bute - 5th March 2005: For a report of this trip, see the June 2005 Eider Argaty (red kites) - 16th January 2005: For a report of this trip, see the March 2005 Eider 2004 Field Trips Scarba - 23/25 July 2004: For a report of this trip, see the September 2004 of the Eider Mull of Kintyre - 6th June 2004: For a report of this trip, see the September 2004 of the Eider
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