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Come on, someone help the Swifts please.
I'll have a look at that. I look forward to hearing the swifts every year because they always arrive around my birthday...it's just gone, 6th May. This year they were early, thanks no doubt to the weather.
Sorry, no sites here (and lockdown prevents forays out to seek any)
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Thank you Robinia, good luck with it.
Canary me neither. Perhaps if I could get up onto the South Downs I might but that's not possible sadly.
Up here in Aberdeen we used to have thousands of swifts.They used to build their nests in the eaves of our house........havent seen a swift in Aberdeen for the past thirty years now....
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That is so sad. I've just looked on the map and there are 516 sightings for the Aberdeen area, so hope is not lost.
https://www.swiftmapper.org.uk
Loads of swifts around the north coast of Northern Ireland.
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I did brainiac thank you. My hope was that some of the posters on that thread would put their sightings on this Swift map:-)
PS I was very jealous when I saw that thread.

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