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Cymdeithas Adaryddol Cymru
Welsh Ornithological Society
Cymdeithas Adaryddol Cymru
Welsh Ornithological Society
Cymdeithas Adaryddol Cymru
Welsh Ornithological Society
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Welcome to WOS - Birds in Wales

“Ni yw’r corff cenedlaethol i uno adarwyr ac adaregwyr ledled Cymru – ymunwch â ni i frwydro dros adar Cymru.”

Iolo Williams

WOS is the national body which aims to unify birdwatchers and ornithologists across the whole of Wales.  To do so, we actively support bird conservation in Wales, by funding research and encouraging publication of papers and articles related to birds in Wales. WOS represents affiliated local and county bird clubs and groups with the country agencies and Welsh Government to help conserve birds in Wales. We encourage students to present their studies to a wider body of birders with an annual Student Award. This is presented at our Annual Conference. We also support young and older birders alike, through Small Grants for research and fieldwork.

Welcome to WOS
Birds in Wales

“Ni yw’r corff cenedlaethol i uno adarwyr ac adaregwyr ledled Cymru – ymunwch â ni i frwydro dros adar Cymru.”

Iolo Williams

WOS is the national body which aims to unify birdwatchers and ornithologists across the whole of Wales.  to do so, we actively support bird conservation in Wales, by funding research and encouraging publication of papers and articles related to birds in Wales. WOS represents affiliated local and county bird clubs and groups with the country agencies and Welsh Government to help conserve birds in Wales. We encourage students to present their studies to a wider body of birders with an annual Student Award. This is presented at our Annual Conference. We also support young and older birders alike, through Small Grants for research and fieldwork.

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Scarce and rare birds in Wales 2022 and Welsh Bird Report 2022 now published online – Milvus 2.1 will follow shortly

The Scarce and Rare report makes fascinating reading, with full details of three new species for Wales, a great collection of photos and updating of the list of scarce and rare species considered by WBRC. The 2022 Welsh Bird Report makes equally fascinating reading, with new longevity records for Kittiwake, Chough and House Sparrow and the seventh edition of the Checklist of the birds of Wales.

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