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Spring Migration (1 Viewer)
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rokermartin
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There has been a few Black Redsarts,Firecrests seen on the east coast as well.And many Avocets have returned to there breeding areas ,Shetland had there first Sandwich Tern a few days ago there earliest by 5 days.
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Around my local area there's been a couple of Sand Martins but no Wheatears as yet. Bit early for around my local area but hoping to pick them up very soon. I love this time of the year, there is a lot to look forwards to- Chiffs, Swallows and House Martins, Willow Warbs and Swifts! Not looking forward to that quiet bit though they they go all shy on us until autumn mig.
Mick Sway
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Spring Migration - 16/03/08 N.wheatear At Hollinsclough Staffs Moorlands
DATE:SUN 16th MARCH 15.30 APPROX
LOCATION: HOLLINSCLOUGH, NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE
Whilst out for a walk on a overcast, bitterly cold and windy Sunday afternoon we spotted a single male N.Wheatear on the southern slopes of Hollinsclough valley.
Regards Mick & Tina Sway
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DATE:SUN 16th MARCH 15.30 APPROX
LOCATION: HOLLINSCLOUGH, NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE
Whilst out for a walk on a overcast, bitterly cold and windy Sunday afternoon we spotted a single male N.Wheatear on the southern slopes of Hollinsclough valley.
Regards Mick & Tina Sway
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Darrell Neufeld
spring migration
Hi,
Migration has started here in Manitoba.Over the last couple of
days seen Canada Geese flying over and at a park seen a flock
of Dark-eyed Juncos singing and moving through!
Hi,
Migration has started here in Manitoba.Over the last couple of
days seen Canada Geese flying over and at a park seen a flock
of Dark-eyed Juncos singing and moving through!
Mynydd Merlin
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Wheatears back on territories on Mynydd Ddu (Black Mountain) today.
Col.
Col.
Original PaulE
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saw 3 sand martin and a common sandpiper today at abberton reservoir
lior kislev
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White Storks Black Storks and Common Cranes on The way
This shots Of 12000 ws,500 bs and 3000 Cc were taken in yotveta south Israel in the 12-03-08.
This shots Of 12000 ws,500 bs and 3000 Cc were taken in yotveta south Israel in the 12-03-08.
Atricapilla
Still Wandering
The Black redstarts left here 10 days ago with most of the Chiffchaffs ,the Blackcaps are still here finishing off the ivy berries before they go.
The Swallows ,B.e wheatear,Yellow wagtails and Black winged stilts have arrived 10 days early.
Can't wait for the Eleonora's and Red footed falcons to arrive.
The Swallows ,B.e wheatear,Yellow wagtails and Black winged stilts have arrived 10 days early.
Can't wait for the Eleonora's and Red footed falcons to arrive.
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ausmar
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Hi, migration starting slowly down here too! A few Marsh Harriers :t:, Swallows and Martins. Very few willow w., tree pipits and wheatears though ecc..! :-C
Most of the wintering birds have left, only a few robins, meadow pipits (quite a lot stil) and white wagtails left. Nearly All chiffchaff, black redstarts and all stonechats are gone.
Most of the wintering birds have left, only a few robins, meadow pipits (quite a lot stil) and white wagtails left. Nearly All chiffchaff, black redstarts and all stonechats are gone.
ChinaBirds
Nick Sismey
Swallow at Carsington Water in Derbyshire today
Cheers
Nick
Cheers
Nick
