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Friday, 22 June 2018
As the weeks draws on, I must unfortunately say I am running out of ways to say migration has ground to a halt. For this reason blogpost may become slightly more irregular for the next few weeks until wader passage begins and the first Willow Warblers start to return in mid-July. Today, however saw the first return passage (presumably) of waders, four Dunlins were recorded on Solfach and six Lapwings were seen flying over the North West Fields. 17 Swallows and two House Martins were the only hirundines logged today, whilst other passerine migrants summized to three Sedge Warblers, a Chiffchaff, a Spotted Flycatcher, a Siskin and two Goldfinches.
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