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Early migrants (1 Viewer)

gropperwinch

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on 3 April I had a Grasshopper Warbler at Hope Gap, Seaford Head. Today a Whitethroat singing there, reported by other local birders.
 

nickderry

C'est pas ma faute, je suis anglais.
A Short-toed Eagle in Verdon, South of France yesterday. Is that early or normal?

It's in the normal period, one or two have been seen up here in Franche-Comté already.

The first Swifts have been seen here already (not by me), yesterday the first Redstart was back.
 

Birdbrain

busy doin nothing
United Kingdom
Common Whitethroat this morning singing at his usual place :t: Belton Golf Course, Lincs and singing he was, didnt see him as it was behind some houses :smoke:
 

nickderry

C'est pas ma faute, je suis anglais.
tree pipits everywhere and three cuckoos back, no new migrant species yet, but a late redwing was a surprise.
 

rokermartin

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It's gone very quiet for new migrants in my area i think it's because of the wind has been in the wrong direction for a few days now.Could do with it changing round
 

Quercus

homo sarkensis
SWALLOW ALERT

Squillions of swallows, Sand martins and a few House martins streaming North out of Sark this morning!.. a rough estimate of about 100 a minute!
 

John P

Usually on a different wavelength
SWALLOW ALERT

Squillions of swallows, Sand martins and a few House martins streaming North out of Sark this morning!.. a rough estimate of about 100 a minute!

They've been coming across the Solent and over Keyhaven/Pennington pretty much all day today, just ones and twos mostly but a constant flow all day.
 

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