One swift soaring above Walsden cricket ground amongst half a dozen house martins.
Wednesday 18th August 8.00pm
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2021 /22 HBWC report
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2 comments:
Thanks for the reports Sandra. Swifts are getting very 'thin on the ground' now.
At this time of year I find that early morning soon after first light or mid evening is the best time to see the few that are still about, or moving through.
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