Committee

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1 Freemans Road,   

Bodicote,

Banbury,

Oxfordshire

OX15 4DT

Tel: 01295 251073

Mob: 07721 072851

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Witt's End,

Radbones Hill,

Over Norton,

Chipping Norton,

Oxfordshire

OX7 5RA

Tel: 01608 644425

New Members' Officer

 

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Bird Recorder and Data Manager  

 

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Treasurer

 

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Reserves Coordinator

 

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Newsletter Editor

 

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 Tel: 01295 721048

Conservation Officer

 

 

 

Other Officers

Farming Adviser Phil Douthwaite

Townsend Farm,

Radway,

Warwickshire

Tel: 01295 670319

Website Coordinator

 

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BTO Regional

Representative

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Witts End,

Radbones Hill,

Over Norton,

Chipping Norton,

Oxfordshire

OX7 5RA

Tel: 01608 644425

Facebook Facebook

The BOS maintain a Facebook page at this address: https://www.facebook.com/banburyos/. You can refer to this page within Facebook using the handle "@banburyos".

We also maintain a Facebook group called "Banbury Birds" which you can join to communicate with our members and the local community about birds: https://www.facebook.com/groups/banburybirds. You can refer to this group within Facebook using the handle "@banburybirds".

More information on how to use the group can be found in this article: Banbury Birds Facebook Group.

This new paper, published on World Curlew Day on 21 April 2022, describes the current and historical status of the Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata in an area of 1200 square kilometres centred on Banbury.   Click here to link to the paper Read more ...

The Wonders of Bird Migration  -  John Buckingham

Birds make some incredible seasonal journeys. In the UK we sit on an important flyway for many migrant species, some are summer and others are winter visitors.   Read more ...

Our annual winter count, carried out by teams of observers in each of the twelve 10km square, to record the number of bird species seen between 8am and 4pm.   Read more ...

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