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Sooty Oystercatcher (Photographer: Sonja Ross)
Sooty Oystercatcher (Photographer: Sonja Ross)
Grey Fantail (Photographer: Kris Bernard)
Grey Fantail (Photographer: Kris Bernard)
Red-browed Finch (Photographer: Barbara Oehring)
Red-browed Finch (Photographer: Barbara Oehring)
Eastern Spinebill (Photographer: Barbara Oehring)
Eastern Spinebill (Photographer: Barbara Oehring)
Straw-necked Ibis (Photographer: John Stirling)
Straw-necked Ibis (Photographer: John Stirling)
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Welcome to the new BOCA website. Whilst we continue to develop the site, some features will still be provided by the (Ext) old one and links may take you back to the old one - such links in menus and articles are prefixed by (Ext) as in the preceding example. Our members may login to this new site to gain access to Branch Newsletters, but certain content on the old site will still need a separate login on that site.

New features include Trip Reports and Birdline Feeds. In addition you may now Donate online using PayPal.

We welcome your feedback on the new site - it is very much a "work in progress" over the next few months. Contact the webmaster if you have any problems, views, suggestions etc.

 
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About BOCA

Bird Observation & Conservation Australia (BOCA) is a major birding and conservation organisation including 49 Branches and Affiliates with members all over Australia. BOCA has been established for more than 100 years, and, until recently, was known as The Bird Observers Club of Australia. BOCA functions as an independent, non-profit environmental charity, which relies on subscriptions, donations, hundreds of volunteers and a small team of dedicated staff.

BOCA runs birdwatching activities, outings, camps, interstate and overseas trips, undertakes bird surveys and has an extensive library and retail shop.

BOCA provides educational workshops and teaching resources and has an ongoing commitment to, and active participation in, conservation of Australian native birds and their habitats. The organisation publishes a quarterly news magazine, The Bird Observer, distributed free to all members and a subscription-only scientific journal Australian Field Ornithology which is published quarterly.

In 2005 we celebrated our Centenary with a wide range of special events, displays and awards.

So - why not join BOCA , enjoy the benefits of membership, help BOCA to spread the word of the pleasures of birdwatching and make your contribution to the preservation of the uniqueness of Australian birdlife for generations to come.

 
Yellow-rumped Mannikin (Photographer: Belinda Rafton)

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BOCA Members - please use your membership number (with no leading zeroes) as your username and your surname (with correct case - e.g. Smith and not smith) as your password. You may change your password once logged in.



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