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¡¾ÌâÄ¿¡¿Welcome to the website of the Wensum Valley Birdwatching Society (WVBS).

The WVBS is an active and friendly Norfolkbirdwatching society with more than 100 members. We welcome new members and membership(»áÔ±×ʸñ) is open to all.

We holdindoor meetings, with a guest speaker, on the third Thursday of each month at Western Longville Hall for All and organize bird-watching field trips each month.

The WVBS covers the area of the Wensum Valley in Norfolk which follows the River Wensum between Norwich and Fakenham.

We have a good mix of experienced birders and beginners and we are always happy to welcome new members and visitors to any of our activities. (If you are interested in joining, follow the heading for ¡°Join Us¡±). It is our hope that our activities will foster(ÅàÑø) an interest in birds and encourage a wider appreciation(ÐÀÉÍ£»ÆÀ¼Û) of our natural world¡ª¡ª an ever more important task as more demands are being made on our environment.

We look forward to welcoming you.

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