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15th August

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Any hopes that the hot weather would end with a migrant bonanza as Atlantic-influenced conditions begun to make headway were dashed in the e...

14th August

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On what's being reported to be probably the last day of the recent eastward-influenced heatwave the temperature soared to an unofficial ...

13th August

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Portland Bill Grounded migrants Wheatear 70, Willow Warbler 20, Sedge Warbler 5, Yellow-legged Gull 1, Whinchat 1, Grasshopper Warbler 1, R...

12th August

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Portland Bill Grounded migrants Wheatear 30, Willow Warbler 20, Sedge Warbler 6, Pied Flycatcher 2, Spotted Flycatcher 1. Visible passage ...

11th August

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Portland Bill Grounded migrants Wheatear 30, Willow Warbler 15, Sedge Warbler 5, Whinchat 1, Lesser Whitethroat 1, Spotted Flycatcher 1. Vi...

10th August

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Portland Bill Grounded migrants Wheatear 40, Willow Warbler 20, Sedge Warbler 5, Pied Flycatcher 2, Yellow-legged Gull 1, Blackcap 1, Garde...

9th August

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Portland Bill Grounded migrants Willow Warbler 20, Wheatears 10, Sedge Warbler 10, Whitethroat 10, Garden Warbler 2, Tree Pipit 1, Reed War...

8th August

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With the heat continuing to build there was ample reason not to dwell in the field through the middle of the day but early and late coverage...

7th August

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With no end in sight to the dry, scorching conditions it was no great surprise that today didn't come up with numbers even if it wasn...

6th August

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Hot, sunny and hardly bird-filled today. With the conditions far too benign to drop passerines in quantity it was hard work on the ground at...

5th August

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The presence of a good-sized, making moon in the clear night sky had been reasoned to be beneficial on the hitherto quiet wader front but to...

4th August

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With the murky conditions of the last couple of days well and truly cleared away by the passing of the weakest of weather fronts clear skies...

3rd August

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Yesterday's real murkiness might have been blown away by the fresh southwesterly but it remained predominantly overcast and on odd occas...

2nd August

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Well, what a shocker: with the island enveloped in mizzly, swirling low cloud for the best part of the morning sightings of any sort were at...

1st August

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After our holiday absence (...we'll catch up with our lost week during the next few days) we returned to tap into the migration mediocri...
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