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Dereck Sky

Compliant Aberdeen Engineering Waste

Looking for a vetted trade waste partner to handle legal compliance for a manufacturing site

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2 hours ago

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Kev Baldry
Kev Baldry

Physical Membership Card ?

After some confusion and technical issues, my wife and I joined the club last week.


I‘ve read in some of the reserve instructions that membership cards may be checked - does this mean that we can expect real, physical, membership cards ?


Neither of us are birders, per se, but I joined to improve my photography and have already visited Ladywalk a few times managing to grab a few, okay, photos. Hopefully my technique will improve with more visits and practice.


Thank You,


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Unknown member
6 days ago

Great to hear that you’ve managed to make use of your new membership and visit Ladywalk!! Yes, you will receive a physical membership card in your welcome pack. We do ask that, once you have received your physical card, you keep it with you when visiting the reserves. In the meantime, while you’re waiting for your welcome pack to arrive, you can download a digital copy of your membership card to keep on your phone, or print a copy if you wish. Thanks Leanne, Membership Secretary

A Tribute to Bill Oddie – 27th July 2026

See our blog for this tribute.

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A reminder of our code of conduct

To help protect the birds we all enjoy, we ask everyone to follow the West Midland Bird Club's Code of Conduct and Ethical Bird Photography Guidelines.

 

Exercise caution before sharing sightings of rare, persecuted, locally scarce birds and birds listed in Schedule 1 of the Wildlife & Countryside Act, especially during the breeding season.  Please never publicly share nest locations, as this information could unintentionally put birds at risk from disturbance or harm.  If you're ever unsure, please consult the County Bird Recorder.

 

To help safeguard these species, we ask that:

 

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