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Publications

The club publishes the annual Birds of Huddersfield report and occasional one-off items. Currently available items are shown below.

To buy any of these send a cheque (no cash by post please) made out to Huddersfield Birdwatchers' Club to: The Treasurer, 2 Bankfield Park Avenue, Taylor Hill, Huddersfield, HD4 7QY.

Postage rates apply to UK mainland only. Publications are also available at our Meetings.

"Birds in Huddersfield 2010"

This the latest in an unbroken series of annual reports published by the club since 1966 and includes colour photographs, as well as superb illustrations by member artists.

A total of 173 species were recorded in 2009 and two new species were added to the club list - read all about it here !

154 pages. £6.00, plus £1.50 p&p, total £7.50

Members from 2011/12 can collect their free copy at the AGM on 15th Nov 2011.

Note: we have limited stocks of some previous Birds in Huddersfield reports - please check with us if you are interested - Contact us.

Report cover 2010 (Medium)

“The Birds of the Huddersfield Area”

This wonderfully researched book provides a fascinating insight into the history and current status of Huddersfield’s birds, from when records began right up to modern times and covers:
• Foreword by John Mather, author of Where to watch birds in Yorkshire and The Birds of Yorkshire.
• The geology, climate and habitats of the area
• The changes in breeding and non-breeding populations.
• A detailed account and history of each species ever recorded in the area.
• Breeding distribution maps.
• Analysis of breeding birds by both habitat and abundance.

415pages, price: £12.00, plus £3.00 p&p, total £15.00.

Note - only a few copies left !

boh front cover
BMF report front

"Blackmoorfoot Reservoir 1985-2003"

Blackmoorfoot Reservoir lies in the shadow of the Pennines south-west of Huddersfield. It is important both for the number and variety of birds it attracts and because it is one of the most regularly watched and systematically recorded sites in the area.
It therefore provides a valuable insight into the birdflife of Huddersfield and how it has changed over this period.

84 pages, price £4.00 plus £1.50 p&p, total £5.50.

Note - very few copies left.

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