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skip to content jump to main navigation and login nav view search navigation search end line -- login sightings recent news by site best sites map guides my records publications annual reports bulletins articles & reports agm & annual reviews gdpr policy meetings and trips best birding sites about us membership survey work publications and sales visible migration photo gallery sbsg area map sbsg list sbsg records contact us links peregrine links sightings tweets by shefbirdstudy welcome to the sbsg website sheffield bird study group was formed in december 1972 as a forum for birdwatchers in and around the city with an active interest in ornithology. the group's recording area, covering twelve 10km squares with the city roughly in the middle, is hugely diverse, stretching north to the outskirts of barnsley, south to chesterfield, east to the lowlands beyond rotherham and bolsover, and west to the highest tops of the peak district national park. we aim to promote an interest in birds in the community, provide something of interest to all levels of birder, co-ordinate fieldwork and recording in the area, and work with and complement the work of like-minded local and national organisations for the benefit of birds. sbsg is registered charity no 510857. click here for more. recent sightings diary dates hen harrier day comes to devonshire green this coming weekend (saturday 4th august) sheffield environmental, with support from sheffield and rotherham wildlife trust and birders against wildlife crime, are bringing the annual hen harrier day event to devonshire green in sheffield city centre. join us in celebrating our birds of prey and calling for an end to wildlife persecution on our moors. more information on the day's events can be found here and here . indoor meeting in association with sorby natural history society iolo williams – the birds of wales weds 12th september - 7.15pm iolo williams is a welsh naturalist, broadcaster, public speaker and writer who’s worked in conservation for over 30 years. he is most widely known as a popular member of the springwatch, autumnwatch and winterwatch presenting team and for presenting series such as wild wales, rugged wales and great welsh parks for bbc 2. iolo’s early years iolo was born and brought up in mid wales and studied in london for a degree in ecology at north east london polytechnic. after graduating he went on to work for the rspb for almost 15 years as species officer for wales, a job he loved as he worked with some of the country’s rarest breeding birds. eventually this brought him to the attention of the media and bbc 2’s visions of snowdonia and birdman followed iolo’s work as an rspb officer. in the late 1990s iolo left the society to work full-time in the media. his series, in both welsh and english, concentrated on the wildlife of wales and the world and he co-presented several network series such as nature’s top 40 and countryfile. iolo has written several books on welsh wildlife in both english and welsh and he is a regular contributor to several magazines, including ‘bbc wildlife’. the venue is sheffield university diamond, lecture theatre 3 (basement) and is located immediately west of st george's church. access in the evenings is on the south side of the building, facing west street. please keep an eye on the web-site for up to date information about this eagerly awaited presentation. members can reserve a free ticket by emailing our membership secretary. for non-members, please keep an eye out for ticket release details from the 17th august. the diamond - 32 leavygreave rd, sheffield s3 7rd . news birds in the sheffield area, 2016 - annual report the 2016 annual report is back from the printers, and will be distrubuted to qualifying members in the coming weeks. editors: richard hill and david wood birds in the sheffield area, 2016 was published in july 2018, with help of the major sponsors the national trust, foothills and harrison cameras. the cover of a long-eared owl was created by ben green, and the text is interleaved with illustrations by ben green, richard dale, paul leonard and ray scally. the photographs are courtesy of p. brown, a. deighton, p. garrity, r.d. hill, a. jones, m.n. reeder, m. smethurst, c. tyler and d. wood. it has a total of 207 pages. this edition is dedicated to the memory of andy roadhouse 1965-2017 main contents a review of the birding year, 2016 systematic list of records for the year 2016 arrival and departure dates of migrant species in 2016 ring ouzels of the eastern edges freebird 2016 new colour map of the sbsg recording area the cost is £6 if collected, or £8 to include postage and packing. it's free to qualifying members. anyone interested in obtaining a copy of this, or any other of our annual reports, please email this email address is being protected from spambots. you need javascript enabled to view it. for further details st george’s peregrines a ringing success on friday 18th may, an experienced team of ringers, working under a schedule 1 license, climbed st george's church tower to ring the chicks. the timing of the ringing was a very close match to previous years in terms of age of the chicks, and carefully chosen to be within the fairly narrow window available to do so safely. needless to say, the female - which had been feeding the chicks shortly before - kept a close eye on proceedings, circling the tower. read the full report here. the ascent of birds congratulations to john reilly, the sbsg’s newest author of ornithological and evolutionary biology books john has published over 200 peer reviewed articles in his medical career, published two books on spitzbergen and now has turned his talent to publishing a great book for bird enthusiasts after several years of hard research, travelling the world in search of rare and bizarre birds with stories to be told, john has finally completed his book ‘the ascent of birds ‘ it comes with top class plaudits form the likes of peter and rosemary grant who consider it the best of its kind and mark avery who regards it as the most important and impressive book published so far by pelagic publishing. its very readable and comes in the form of self-contained chapters or stories that encompass the evolution of bird from over 100 million years ago to the present day. find out why parrots ended up in australia and south america with just a few species in africa. why do we travel to so many parts of the world to see different birds? you can buy it from amazon for £25 and get john to sign a copy at one of our indoor meetings later in the year. check out pelagic publishings you tube advert for the ascent of birds, its brilliant. neil porter sand martin survey following on from the good work on the installation of two sand martin nest banks on the river don (see item by bob croxton), we are undertaking a survey of sand martins on the don through sheffield to rotherham. this is a species that has colonised the don in recent years as water quality has improved, but we do not have a clear idea of population levels and numbers of breeding pairs. the flood prevention work that has deprived the birds of a number of breeding sites has brought the need to have a better understanding of their breeding status. with 14 sectors of the don to survey, and opportunities to be mentored, we hope for a good take-up to improve our knowledge of this species and feed into measures to ensure their ongoing breeding success. to take part, access the survey form in pdf here or the downloadable word version here and follow the instructions. state of the world's birds - birdlife international state of the world’s birds is birdlife’s flagship science publication, providing a global overview of the state of birds, the pressures they face and the actions underway to save them. although the report provides a sobering update on the state of birds and biodiversity, and of the challenges ahead, it also clearly demonstrates that solution

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