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Lesser Striped Swallow at Al-Abraq, Kuwait, May 2025 published
Our discovery of the Western Palearctic's first Lesser Striped Swallow has now been published in the latest issue of Dutch Birding and can be read and downloaded on Research Gate HERE. 
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Blinking cold
The temperature got down to 4 C last night and today was clear with a chilly north west wind. On Monday I usually dedicate to a full day in the field but I decided to just do the morning (considering the non-conducive weather conditions). I started off at Ferry and then went over to East Side, checklist 

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Wintery feel
There was a cold strong northeast wind blowing today making it feel quite uncomfortable. There was an intersting Roseate Tern last night at Church Norton so I had an unsuccessful look for it this morning and again this evening and also checked out Ferry and some of the harbour. Ebird list 

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This is the end?
There was a northeast wind this morning and migration at the Bill was reduced to a trickle HERE although a couple of Arctic Skuas and a few migrating Kittiwakes were nice to see. The forecast is for a northerly and northwesterly airflow to dominate over the next week with rain a...

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A late wave

It was a southeast wind with frontal conditions and some rain this morning and looked perfect for migration at the Bill. My list HERE with highlights including a passage of Arctic and Common Terns, a few Kittiwakes moving, a light and dark phase Arctic Skua and a few San...


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