Birdwatching

The small fishing village of Parit Jawa in the southern state of Johor has something special - the Lesser Adjutant (about 40), which feed in the mudflats of the estuary. The event will be lead by the Johor Tourism Action Council and will be assisted by the Forestry Dept., Wildlife Dept., Johor State Parks Corporation (PTNJ) and the Malaysian Nature Society, Johor Branch will act as the Secretariat.

The local community of Parit Jawa with the village heads of the nearby villages will also help as well as the Muar City Council.

Television, radio and newspaper interviews on climate change issues, highlighting the global effects of climate change using the results of recent scientific research and report. Experts like some University Dons and officials in the Ministries of the Forestry and Wildlife and Environment and Nature Protection will be invited.

In Banpaku Park (Old World Exposition Site in 1970) a Birdwatching Field Tour will take place to promote migratory birds and their conservation as well as World Migratory Bird Day.

Meeting Place and time: At Banpaku Memorial Park Station of Osaka Monorail, at 9:30 am to 3:00 pm.
Bule-and-White Flycatcher, Narcissus Flycatcher,
Blown-eared Bulbul and White-cheeked Starling might be seen.

Our spring Field Ornithology class will meet on its regular Saturday outing at a local farm to observe birds of the season. We shall celebrate the biodiversity of birds.
Instructor: Daniel Bieker

A group of guided courses and invited bird friends will travel within the Arusha region and set up camps for the event. Bird identification will be carried out and in the end we will count migratory birds observed and identified. The field work will include among other things assessments on habitats/environments in the areas we have visited and worked in.

This activity consists of a walk along the southern side of Valle di Comacchio. It is possible to watch many Terns and Gulls on their nest sites, among pinkish and brownish spots: flamingos and migrating waders.

Day event for the study and knowledge of migration of birds in the great hot-spot of Gargano.

An early morning walk. Meet(by prior arrangemnt, please) at the Dry Mill Lane car park (SO777755). Our walk should provide both sight and sound of all of the newly arrived woodland species including warblers, Pied Flycatchers, Redstarts and Tree Pipits.

An outing by coach, from Birmingham to mid-Wales. Organsied by the West Midland Bird Club's Birmingham Branch.

For further information please visit the website.

This is a field workshop for members of the Cambridgeshire Bird Club and the RSPB as well as the interested public with the aim to learn about migratory warblers and their identification.