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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jonathan Williams" data-source="post: 3391694" data-attributes="member: 45814">Interesting to note that Pygmy Cormorant is spreading and increasing, can anyone please fill me in on exactly where they are up to these days?  It's something that I should keep my eyes open for on my local patch I guess.My leftfield suggestion would be Moustached Warbler, doing a Cetti's, a more reasonable suggestion might be Baillon's Crake, although I think I remember that they may have bred in the past????Melodious Warbler must be a good bet, they seem to have displaced Ictirine Warblers in Eastern France too.I'm going to advance on Mr Prior's most northerly Red-rumped Swallow breeding record too, near Toul in Lorraine in ( I think ) 2006, is that the most northerly breeding ever?</blockquote>