A community of observers, researchers, and protectors—documenting Scotland's birdlife for nearly a century.
From city parks to remote islands, our members record sightings that shape conservation decisions.
See Recent Sightings
Field notes, photographs, and data that build a living atlas of Scotland's birdlife.
Explore the Archive
Surveys, migration tracking, and partnerships that turn observations into evidence.
Read Our Research
Learn to identify, interpret behavior, and read the landscape—whether you're new to birding or refining your expertise.
Browse Field Guides
Local branches, field trips, and a network of recorders across Scotland—connected by a shared purpose.
Find a Branch
We work with land managers and communities to improve habitats—wetlands, woodlands, and coasts that birds depend on.
See Our Projects
From monitoring rare species to influencing policy, we turn knowledge into lasting protection.
Support Our Work
Talks, field courses, conferences, and citizen science—open to all who want to learn.
View the Calendar
Membership supports science, conservation, and a nationwide community of bird enthusiasts.
Help us keep Scotland's birdlife visible, understood, and protected—for the next generation.
Visit us at Waterston House, reach out by email, or use the form below.
Waterston House
Aberlady, East Lothian
EH32 0PY
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday: Closed