Norwich Swift Network

02/09/2026

Can't wait to be getting these put up around Norwich 💚

Introducing the AfS Swift’s Nest Here Sign ✨

A beautiful, durable galvanised steel sign to proudly let the world know that your home is a swift-friendly one. Whether you’ve had swifts nesting for years or you’re just getting started, this is the perfect way to show your support and spread the word in your street and community.

Because the more people know about swifts, the more people want to help them. 💚

A huge thank you to the brilliant Norwich Swift Network for coming up with the design concept behind this sign — a fantastic example of the swift conservation community working together! 🙌

🗓️ Available from September — and you can pre-order yours right now!

13/07/2026

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10/07/2026

See you all there! Scream if you wanna fly faster!

27/06/2026

Free talk for and a
Wednesday July 1st 19.30 at The Forum, Norwich Please book here:

The screaming swifts of summer skies need our help. Come and learn how, as a city, we can bring these amazing birds back from the brink.

24/06/2026

We have been really busy this spring putting up groups of boxes in Norwich streets. Thanks to Brundall Mens Shed for the box makes and our volunteer, Ollie, and Morello Roofing for help with the installations. More to go up but pausing while we get more boxes made and do a big awareness campaign with Norfolk Wildlife Trust for a

11/05/2026

New Swift season, new blog post on the website, which also has an improved 10min sound file for calling swifts to your new nest boxes. It's time to switch those callers on.

Swifts prefer to nest in groups so we recommend you be more Swift when thinking about supporting these amazing birds. You can do this by asking your neighbours and local community to join in. Ask your neighbours if they would put up a box (or more than one), remind them that Swifts don't p**p down t...

27/02/2026

First talk of the year coming up on Thursday 19th March 19.30 at Thurton Village Hall hosted by South Yare Wildlife Group
Come along to hear about these amazing birds and how you can support them, especially if you live in Thurton where the swift colony is at risk.