www.mullbirds.com
This site is especially for birdwatchers and for those with an interest in the bird life of the Isle of Mull and the surrounding islands of Argyll.
www.nnr-scotland.org.uk
National Nature Reserves (NNRs) are magical places where you can experience the incredible sights and sounds of Scotland's natural world. These reserves help protect an amazing range of wildlife and landscapes, including many rare species and habitats of international importance.
www.bto.org
The British Trust for ornithology, packed with great information on birding in the UK.
www.swt.org.uk
Lots of information, from the Scottish Wildlife Trust.
www.hbw.com/ibc
Wonderful birding resource site, covering birds from all over the world. It’s packed with over 15000 free videos, sounds and articles covering nearly 40% of the known bird species of the world. One of our favourite resources…. It free!!!
www.rspb.org.uk
Loads of information on birding in the UK.
http://walking.visitscotland.com
Whatever type of walking you enjoy, from a short stroll with the kids to a trek through wilderness areas, Scotland offers lots of options and the opportunity to experience stunning scenery, wonderful wildlife and captivating culture. Below you'll see coloured boot icons which provide walks grading information to make it easier to select the type of route you prefer
www.skye-birds.com
This website is dedicated to the birds which find a niche in the in the wild and sometimes harsh environment which makes the Island of Skye so unique. Though many aspects of Skye's geology, topography, culture and history have been extensively studied, until now little has ever been published about its bird life.
www.the-soc.org.uk
Now, almost 70 years on, the Club has 2200 members and 14 branches around Scotland. It plays a central role in Scottish bird watching, bringing together amateur birdwatchers, keen birders and research ornithologists with the aims of documenting, studying and, not least, enjoying Scotland's varied birdlife. Above all the SOC is a club, relying heavily on keen volunteers and the support of its membership.
