Links

• Beds Bird Club
• Beds, Cambs, Northants and Peterborough Wildlife Trust
• Birdline East Anglia
• Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Environmental Records Centre
• Cambridge Conservation Forum
• Cambridge Natural History Society
• Cambridgeshire and Essex Butterfly Conservation
• Cambridgeshire Bird Club Facebook Page
• Cambridgeshire Mammal Group.
• Cam Valley Forum
• Essex Birdwatching Society
• Great Fen
• Haddenham Conservation Society (HCS)
• Herts Bird Club
• Hunts Fauna and Flora Society
• Leicestershire & Rutland Ornithological Society
• Nature in Cambridgeshire
• Norfolk & Norwich Naturalists’ Society
• Northants Birds
• Paxton Pits Nature Reserve
• Peterborough Bird Club
• RSPB Cambridge Local Group
• RSPB reserves
• Suffolk Naturalists’ Society
• Welney WWT Reserve
• Wicken Fen National Nature Reserve

• Brian Stone’s website
• Darren Frost's website
• Dick Newell's website
• Garth Peacock's website
• Jeff Harrison's website
• Jono Leadley's website
• Peter Beesley's blog
• Simon Stirrup's website
• Steve Dudley’s website
• Stuart Elsom's website

• BBC online weather centre
• BBC tide tables for the East
• Magic Seaweed - weather for surfers (and birders)
• Met Office weather charts

• Birdforum
• Birdguides
• BirdLife International
• Birds of Britain
• British Birds List of Western Palearctic Birds
• BOU – The British List
• British Dragonfly Society
• BTO: British Trust for Ornithology
• Buglife
• Bumblebee Conservation Trust
• Clubzz - the sports and hobbies website
• Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group
• The Fat Birder's web site
• Field Studies Council (FSC)
• Froglife
• Hawk and Owl Trust
• Surfbirds

Cambirds is a Yahoo! discussion group, set up by Rob Scoffin, devoted to birds in Cambs. It is an organised forum for local birders. The Peterborough Bird Club equivalent version is Peterbirder.

• Post message: cambirds@yahoogroups.com
• Subscribe: cambirds-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
• Unsubscribe: cambirds-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
• List owner: cambirds-owner@yahoogroups.com

To subscribe to Peterbirder simply replace cambirds with peterbirder.