Cuckoo decline - details of the latest Birds of Conservation Concern 3 under Latest News.
SOG field trips - some new photos from recent field trips under About SOG>SOG field trips.
Bird Atlas 2007 - 2011 - request for fieldworkers Latest news.
Publications - details of the latest Harrier No.156 and Suffolk Bird Report 2007 can be found under About SOG>Publications.
Sponsored Birdwatch - final results and details for the 2009 Sponsored birdwatch under About SOG>Sponsored Birwatch.
Latest bird sightings - Photo now online of the recent Purple Heron at Oxley Marsh under Latest News. Visit the Suffolk BINS site for all the latest Suffolk bird sightings - Suffolk BINS.
Next Outdoor Meeting - Friday 19th June. Minsmere (RSPB) Reserve. Meet at Reserve car park at 7.00 pm for evening meeting ending with Nightjars on the heath. Leader: Paul Gowen, Tel. 01473 311263.
Next Indoor Meeting - Thursday 22nd October. 'Saving the world's threatened birds - Overview and the Albatross campaign' - Richard Grimmett (Birdlife International). Holiday Inn, London Road, Ipswich 7.30pm.
County Recorder - Eddie Marsh has stood down as South-East Area Recorder. Scott Mayson has taken over this role and the county recorders map has been updated with the new contact details. Thanks to Eddie for his work over the last two years. Please note that all outstanding records for 2008 are still to be sent to Eddie.
Suffolk listers - the latest Suffolk listers checklist has been updated along with a detailed sheet. Details under Suffolk Birds>Suffolk Listers.
SORC - the latest update of bird records from SORC can be found under the Suffolk Birds tab.
Submission of Records- All observers are requested to preferably submit their records monthly. Observers are requested to send in records, if possible, using the following Mapmate spreadsheet to the county recorders, whose contact details can be found under the section About SOG - Mapmate Recording sheet.
Dragonfly records - see Mick Wright's message here.
BTO Atlas newsletter - Under the Survey/Projects section the first Atlas newsletter can be found detailing progress so far, with maps showing coverage of tetrads and the expansion of Common Buzzard. The second winter period of Atlas fieldwork starts on 1st November. Atlas newsletter here - Suffolk Atlas Newsletter 1.