Areas covered:

Isle of Arran, Isle of Bute and the Cumbraes.

Local recorder for the area:

Dr Bernard Zonfrillo

bernard.zonfrillo@glasgow.ac.uk

28 Brodie Road
Glasgow
G21 3SB

Record submission:

The Recorder will be happy to receive bird records at any time during the course of the year. The preferred option would be to use the Clyde Bird Recording Database, which can be downloaded from this website.

 

Clyde Islands Bird Report (incorporated within Clyde Birds)

See the Clyde recording area page for more information. *Please note that 2006 Clyde Bird Report has now sold out, however the report (by species) is available free online via the Scottish Bird Report facility.*

 

Editor:

B Zonfrillo

Published by:

SOC Clyde branch

First published:

1994

Arran Bird Report:

Editor:

Jim Cassels, Bird Recorder for the Arran Natural History Society

Published by:

Arran Natural History Society

Latest issue: 

2024

The annual Arran Bird Report is a "must" for anyone interested in the birds of Arran. It includes information on all species seen on Arran, a month-by-month summary of what was around in 2024, and information on ringed birds, reports on some of Arran's bird projects. The report is in full colour and is beautifully illustrated with photographs from 22 photographers. The uniqueness of Arran is reflected throughout the report, including the number of UK protected birds that share our island with us, as well as the differences between here and the adjacent mainland. More information can be found on the Arran Bird Report website

Cost:

£9.99, plus postage as required

Available from:

The report is available from various outlets on Arran; please see the Arran Birding website for further details. It is also available to buy online through a local shop, Arran Active, either for free click & collect or to be posted out.

First published:

1978

Back issues:

Please see the Arran Birding website for more information.

Clyde Islands Records Panel

Members:

As per Clyde recording area

List of species that the committee considers:

As per Clyde recording area

Useful links: