FAQ'S


Below are the most frequently asked questions we receive.
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Do I need to be a member of the RSPB to join the group?

Is the subscription the same whatever time of year I join

Do I need to be an experienced bird watcher?

Is the group suitable for beginners?

Is there access for the disabled to the Hall?

Is there a hearing loop in the hall where you meet?

I have found an injured bird. What should I do?

Do I need to be a member of the RSPB to join the group?


No but most us are as we like to support the important conservation and lobbying work they do. We particularly support, by fund raising, our local reserve the RSPB Otmoor Reserve north of Oxford
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Is the subscription the same whatever time of year I join


Yes. With such a modest amount it does not seem unreasonable. You can always pay as a visitor if you are likely to attend less than three meetings.
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Do I need to be an experienced bird watcher?


No you are equally welcome whatever your experience. The talks, although given by experts in their field, do not assume a prior knowledge and are enjoyed by beginners and experts alike who all find things to enjoy and learn.
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Is the group suitable for beginners?


Yes. Many of us were beginners when we joined and are committed to helping others gain knowledge in the same way we were helped when we first joined
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Is there access for the disabled to the Hall?


Yes. The Hall is fully accessible and has a disabled toilet. The owners, the South Oxfordshire District Council, are committed to keeping the facilities up to date and accessible to all.
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Is there a hearing loop in the hall where you meet?


Yes. We are always willing to do what we can to meet the needs of anyone who tells us in advance of their requirements.
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I have found an injured bird. What should I do?


Try the nearest Vet or the RSPCA emergency line 0870 55 55 999. If you want to look after an injured bird yourself read the RSPB advice at RSPB Advice
If it is a raptor ring Raptor Rescue.0870 241 0609.
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