The main contacts for the DOS
Hours of Business: 10am to 9pm Please do not call after 9pm
Chairman
A Chartered Engineer, Dave retired from Rolls-Royce after over 41 years service. He joined the committee in 1995, became Vice-chairman in 2003 and assumed the Chairmanship in 2017. Dave also manages the DOS Records Database and the Website
daverdsn@aol.com
07973 618882
Secretary
Steve is an experienced Geoscientist and 3D geological modeller and assumed the DOS Secretary role in 2019. Steve also manages the DOS Facebook page and Twitter feed and is active in the Derbyshire Birders Facebook Group
derbyshirebirders@gmail.com
07815 784642
Treasurer
David is a Yorkshireman by birth and have been birdwatching for over 45 years and also has a keen interest in other aspects of natural history, particularly wild flowers, butterflies and dragonflies. He is a qualified Accounting Technician and worked for many years in computers and finance in local government. For 20 years before finishing full time work David was the Finance/Business Director for The Salvation Army in the East Midlands. David works a few hours each week for the Loughborough branch of The Salvation Army and a small local charity, Broxtowe Youth Homelessness, looking after the finances for each
david_robinson1953@hotmail.com
07392 423148
Membership Secretary
Brian qualified as a metallurgist and worked in the foundry industry until his retirement in 2003. In 1987, he volunteered to join a new DOS bulletin production team and was responsible for distributing the monthly bulletin for the next thirty years. In 2017, when Barrie Staley announced his "retirement", Brian volunteered for the role of Membership Secretary. Brian is interested in all aspects of the natural world, particularly Lepidoptera and in addition to birding, he enjoys carrying out butterfly transect recording and operating his garden moth trap.
brianhallam@brianhallam.plus.com
01283 702751
Joint County Recorder
Mark is a long-standing member of the DOS and has undertaken several key roles over the years. He is also a tour guide
markbeev@aol.com
07816 912725
Joint Recorder - Rare Breeding Birds
A retired teacher, Roy has a special interest in the breeding populations and performance of the county's breeding birds, especially the scarcer species. He is also a keen autumnal skywatcher, and pioneered this activity at several sites on the Pennine fringe. As a ringer, he specialises in raptor pulli. The Peak District and NE Derbyshire are his main birding areas but he is also very active in The Dukeries in Nottinghamshire. Further afield, Roy has watched birds on all seven continents, adding the last, Antarctica, in 2009. His natural history interests are wide and include butterflies, for which he was County Recorder in 1985-97, and the Orthoptera, for which he has been County Recorder for Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire since 1992
frostra66@btinternet.com
01246 850037
Joint Recorder - Annual Report
Syd is a retired decorator and has been editor of the Derbyshire Bird Report since 2014
tonygarton13@sky.com
01283 544870
Bulletin Editor
Paul worked as an engineer for Rolls-Royce before retiring in 2017 after 32 years service. He edits and distributes the monthly DOS Bulletin and also inputs data to the DOS Records Database. Paul has been a member since 2001 and joined the DOS committee in 2020
paulbuckley728@btinternet.com
01332 700574