Lack of passerines on the daily sightings list.

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03 Oct 2023 14:52 #7741 by Nick Coulbeck
Replied by Nick Coulbeck on topic Lack of passerines on the daily sightings list.

Thanks, Nick - I am referring to the section headed "Sightings" at the top of the Forum page, not topics on this page.

Ah, doh. Sorry Stuart, of course.
 
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03 Oct 2023 12:40 #7739 by Jim Wright
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Here's a blackcap at Cleethorpes foreshore nature reserve this morning. I also noted two swallows overhead. 
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03 Oct 2023 08:45 #7734 by Stuart Britton
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Thanks, Nick - I am referring to the section headed "Sightings" at the top of the Forum page, not topics on this page.

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03 Oct 2023 07:16 #7733 by Nick Coulbeck
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Do you mean a specific post, relating only to Swallows, Swifts, Martins etc?

I have included many passerine sightings in my posts, along with other things spotted at that time. If you search for each species individually, you will find there are quite a few mixed bag posts that include passerines.

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02 Oct 2023 17:04 #7731 by Stuart Britton
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I've just had a brief look at the Sightings on the Forum going back to the17th September.  There are 172 entries and only 7 relate to passerines despite many reports of them on the Forum.  Is there any reason for this bias?
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