To get in touch please contact one of the people below, depending on the nature of your enquiry. Please note that the Herts Bird Club is run by volunteers and has no full-time staff, so we cannot always give an immediate response.
Bird Club website co-ordinator and sightings – Alan Gardiner 199 Watford Road St Albans, AL2 3HH; Telephone 01727863945;
County Bird Recorder – Tony Blake 9 Old Forge Close, Stanmore, HA7 3EB;
Chair, Herts Bird Club – Ken Smith 24 Mandeville Rise, Welwyn Garden City, AL8 7JU
Telephone: 01707 330405;
Hertfordshire Bird Report Editor – Ted Fletcher
For editororial matters and to submit a paper contact the Editor: Ted Fletcher, Beech House, Aspenden, Buntingford, SG9 9PG;
To purchase the current Bird Report or back copies see the publications page.
HNHS and Herts Bird Club Secretary – Linda Smith 24 Mandeville Rise, Welwyn Garden City, AL8 7JU
Telephone 01707 330405;
Membership
Details of membership rates and how to join are given on the How to join page. Applications to join must be made by post; the Society does not currently have facilities to accept payment on-line.
Current members: change of address or personal details
To notify a change of address or other personal details, please or write to Linda Smith, HNHS secretary.
The future of the Tree Sparrow colony at Tyttenhanger received a boost this week with a donation of £500 to Herts Bird Club from the gravel company who operate the site. This will provide supplementary winter feeding and additional nest boxes. Read more...
Ringing the Changes: an afternoon of talks marking 50 years of bird ringing in Hertfordshire
Saturday 20 March from 2.00-6.00pm at Rothamsted Research, Harpenden. Everyone welcome. Click here for full details of the programme and how to get tickets.
See photos of the events attended by over 100 people to launch our brilliant new book Flora of Hertfordshire by Trevor James (pictured).
Copies of the Flora are still available to buy direct from HNHS – click the news item above for details.
The future of the Tree Sparrow colony at Tyttenhanger received a boost this week with a donation of £500 to Herts Bird Club from the gravel company who operate the site. This will provide supplementary winter feeding and additional nest boxes. 
Hertfordshire Flora