Jul 2020
10:46am, 30 Jul 2020
44,645 posts
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Derby Tup
I saw a swallow a couple of nights ago and thought what’s that? I’d forgotten it was still supposed to be summer
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Jul 2020
11:27am, 30 Jul 2020
1,661 posts
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bonners
Just looking from my home office window over the last couple of days, had swifts yesterday, still always just a couple. Plenty of housemartins on our estate still. Saw swallows on my run yesterday.
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Jul 2020
12:39pm, 30 Jul 2020
17,829 posts
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KinkyS
Swifts still screaming over Hebden Bridge, swallows around the Rochdale Canal and house martins under our eaves 😀
Forecast to be 29C in Costa del Walsden tomorrow, Summer is definitely still here!
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Jul 2020
12:40pm, 30 Jul 2020
2,034 posts
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flyingfinn
DT the problem is summer has largely forgotten it's supposed to be summer!
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Jul 2020
3:30pm, 30 Jul 2020
2,863 posts
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J2R
Premature swiftlessness alarm yesterday - the sky is a-screech with them today. They were obviously just having an evening off.
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Jul 2020
3:36pm, 30 Jul 2020
25,256 posts
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Maclennane
speaking of screeching, the buzzards seem to have started kicking off after silence for months
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Jul 2020
4:40pm, 30 Jul 2020
44,649 posts
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Derby Tup
Two small flicks of swift (screaming), one raven (clonking) and about fifteen golden plover (looking like they’re sorting out an air bridge to somewhere more interesting than a featureless plateau near the Pennine Way above Keighley reservoir)
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Jul 2020
5:02pm, 30 Jul 2020
1,662 posts
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bonners
Woohoo, flying ant day, or loopy gull day as we like to say in North Wales. So funny to watch their antics, I always see the gulls going potty before I see the ants
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Jul 2020
5:15pm, 30 Jul 2020
2,864 posts
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J2R
DT, love golden plovers. Haunting call, as with the curlew - must be something which works in those open moorland habitats.
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Jul 2020
5:20pm, 30 Jul 2020
44,650 posts
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Derby Tup
Plaintive, ethereal and evocative of open spaces
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