Even with that in mind, it was a fairly quiet month for bird sightings. Although the reduced numbers of some common migrants does feel worrying, we can't make

The report from the 2026 Wealden Heaths Breeding Bird Survey shows good news for all five of the key heathland breeding species, with particularly high

When local groups undertake projects to attract Swifts to their neighbourhoods, SOS can provide grants to help them install both swift boxes and callers,

SOS is seeking a proactive and capable Web Manager to help maintain and develop our website, www.sos.org.uk — the Society’s main platform for sharing bird

The Forestry England and the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation reintroduction project began in 2019.

About 25 members gathered for a Sunday morning stroll around Arlington Reservoir, a 5km walk that included a detour over the River Cuckmere. The weather

The colony of Kittiwakes nesting at Seaford abandoned their nests during the June heatwave this summer, with the population present in mid-June vacating

Back in the spring, one lucky birder at our conference’s silent auction won the chance to spend a morning bird ringing with SOS Chair Clare Buckle. On the

The Sussex Ornithological Society records and studies wild birds in Sussex in order to help conserve species and their habitats.

Sandwich Terns nested at RSPB Pagham Harbour in record numbers in 2026, four years after bird flu caused the colony to be abandoned.

Foreword by the Editors The next two paragraphs may seem very familiar, for they have twice appeared in previous spring summaries, but...