Swallows and house martins

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10 Jun 2021 16:14 #4171 by Jim Wright
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There was a conspicuous influx over Cleethorpes this morning - 20 or 30 over saltmarsh. No sign yet of any nesting activity on seafront buildings such as the Kingsway hotel, an ancestral site.
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10 Jun 2021 16:02 #4170 by Pete Locking
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At last! 2 house martins flew over our house today. 10th. June, that’s got to be the latest ever

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01 Jun 2021 08:09 #4155 by Pete Locking
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Still not seen any over our house yet 

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29 May 2021 20:39 - 29 May 2021 20:44 #4149 by Jim Wright
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All is not lost. This morning, I noticed four or five house martins alighting alongside  a muddy puddle on the coastal side of Cleethorpes Leisure Centre.
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25 May 2021 11:35 - 25 May 2021 11:36 #4143 by Pete Locking
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Phil Espin tweeted that for the first time in 12 years there were no swallows or house martins on his Kedington BBS. My observations over our house in north Somercotes unfortunately mirror this trend. As yet (25th. May) I have not spotted one house martin and swallows on only 4 days. Phil asks are they ever coming back? I think possibly not, as last year was almost as bad.
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