Last Swallow of the year (1 Viewer)

Nutcracker

Stop Brexit!

• Oct 11, 2020

• #41

dantheman said:

That's a phenomenon isn't it? Seem to recall 2nd or even 3rd broods more common in the far north? Mild climate helping?

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Long daylight hours in the summer :t:

 

Xenospiza

Distracted

• Oct 13, 2020

• #42

A good weekend for Swallow migration (> 100 each day), with four on Monday evening.

 

YuShan

Well-known member

• Oct 14, 2020

• #43

Still many seen today

 

dantheman

Bah humbug

• Oct 14, 2020

• #44

Two out in the countryside yesterday.



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Britseye

Well-known member

• Oct 14, 2020

• #45

Thought it would be slightly unfair of me to contribute from Scilly, since we are likely to have them until at least the first week of November. However I'd seen none in 10 days until yesterday, when 14 arrived. Today it looks like there are at least 50.

 

Jon Turner

Well-known member

• Oct 14, 2020

• #46

Britseye said:

Thought it would be slightly unfair of me to contribute from Scilly, since we are likely to have them until at least the first week of November. However I'd seen none in 10 days until yesterday, when 14 arrived. Today it looks like there are at least 50.

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Yes we had good numbers on St Agnes today, and several around Porthellick too.

 

Jon Turner

Well-known member

• Oct 22, 2020

• #47

2 in North Devon this morning. There were days in Scilly last week when there were 100's over St Mary's.

 

cafe birder

Well-known member

Supporter

• Oct 26, 2020

• #48

At least 4 over Brean Down in Somerset today
Regards Howard

 

Paul Longland

Well-known member

• Oct 27, 2020

• #49

Was in Cornwall last week, saw a flock of about a dozen or so at Rame head near plymouth.

 

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Steve Lister

Senior Birder, ex County Recorder, Garden Moths.

• Oct 27, 2020

• #50

Three Swallows and a House Martin reported in Bradgate Park, Leics yesterday.

 

StuartReeves

Local rarity

• Nov 2, 2020

• #51

A single swallow over my corner of North-east Suffolk this morning.

 

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pppppvvvv

Guest

• Nov 2, 2020

• #52

Still a couple being reported, up to yesterday at least, along the Hampshire coast.
Not by me though, I haven't seen one for a couple of weeks at least

 

Selsey Birder

Well-known member

• Nov 2, 2020

• #53

Eight at Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve today (West Sussex), saw one myself yesterday at Church Norton.

Ian

 

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pppppvvvv

Guest

• Nov 2, 2020

• #54

Selsey Birder said:

Eight at Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve today (West Sussex), saw one myself yesterday at Church Norton.

Ian

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I was there Saturday.. it was more a Golden Plover, Merlin, Merganser kind of day!

 

Xenospiza

Distracted

• Nov 2, 2020

• #55

I saw my last two Swallows on 17 October – and although it has been very mild, none since then (my local record is 28 October).

 

foresttwitcher

Virtually unknown member

• Nov 2, 2020

• #56

1 in Bucks today.

 

Selsey Birder

Well-known member

• Nov 7, 2020

• #57

Ten at Selsey Bill this morning, plus at least three House Martins

Ian

 

Selsey Birder

Well-known member

• Nov 19, 2020

• #58

Been a few others since my last post, but a single bird at The Bill this morning (and a House Martin nearby!!).

Ian

 

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pppppvvvv

Guest

• Nov 20, 2020

• #59

1 at a very bleak Keyhaven, Hants, this morning

 

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rosbifs

PutAin STOP

• Nov 20, 2020

• #60

Very nice last Crag Martin of the year, Orkney... Actually now I think about it haven't seen one over the village for a while...