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September 2024 Sightings
September and the start of autumn, with the promise of some rare migrating birds. Sunday 1st was the all-day sea watch at Fife Ness where all Club members were invited to attend at some time and learn what “all the fuss was about” regarding seawatching! Results will be published in Scope. The wind had turned easterly at last and significant
August 2024 Sightings
The first sighting of the month (1st) was from the Eden Estuary Centre, where a Curlew Sandpiper was seen. The Lesser Yellowlegs was still at St Andrews where it remained until last reported on 2nd, and a Merlin was spotted at East Wemyss, where the Mediterranean Gulls were flushed by dogs. A Short-eared Owl was reported at Out Head and
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Information & Updates from FBC
Mainland Fife List -October 2024 update
The mainland Fife Bird List has been updated and as of 19 October 2024 stood at 348 species (pending acceptance of some records by the relevant rarities committees). The full list can be viewed here.
FBC Annual Awards
Winners of the 2023 FBC annual awards were announced at the April 2024 Indoor Meeting: Rarest Bird Found in Mainland Fife – Jared Wilson, Stejneger’s Scoter, Lower Largo, April-May 2023. Photograph of the Year –
Focus On: Birds and the Law
Birds and the Law The following is a summary of a presentation provided to Fife Bird Club members in March 2024. Refer to the respective acts for full details. Behaviour around birds and nests Under
Focus On: Black Guillemot in Fife
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Mainland Fife List -June 2023 update
The mainland Fife Bird List has been updated and as of 30 June 2023 stood at 342 species (pending acceptance of some records by the relevant rarities committees). The full list can be viewed here.