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Around 80 to 100 swallows are gathering on the electric wires nearby.
Looks like they are getting ready leave....
Please don't go, we haven't had summer yet.....
The summer is over...
No.
Did not see them on wires but a lot of them were flying around our house,but they do not leave until sept,octOriginally Posted by Gwynedd Blue wrote on Sun, 16 August 2015 18:26
But who would blame them for going early....Around 80 to 100 swallows are gathering on the electric wires nearby.
They tend to leave Machynlleth a lot earlier.Around 80 to 100 swallows are gathering on the electric wires nearby.
Around 80 to 100 swallows are gathering on the electric wires nearby.Looks like they are getting ready leave....Please don't go, we haven't had summer yet.....
Most left about 15 years ago.Around 80 to 100 swallows are gathering on the electric wires nearby.Looks like they are getting ready leave....Please don't go, we haven't had summer yet.....
And arrive a lot later....Around 80 to 100 swallows are gathering on the electric wires nearby.Looks like they are getting ready leave....Please don't go, we haven't had summer yet.....Did not see them on wires but a lot of them were flying around our house,but they do not leave until sept,oct
What about your tits, GB? And have you had a shag up there recently?Around 80 to 100 swallows are gathering on the electric wires nearby.Looks like they are getting ready leave....Please don't go, we haven't had summer yet.....Did not see them on wires but a lot of them were flying around our house,but they do not leave until sept,oct
Hey - THEY'VE GONE..........Around 80 to 100 swallows are gathering on the electric wires nearby.Looks like they are getting ready leave....Please don't go, we haven't had summer yet.....Did not see them on wires but a lot of them were flying around our house,but they do not leave until sept,octThey tend to leave Machynlleth a lot earlier.
An amazing bird , which migrates 190 miles a day to the bottom of South Africa, and then returns again for our summer.
Lover, there will be another one
Who'll hover over you beneath the sun
Tomorrow see the things that never come
Today
When you see me
Fly away without you
Shadow on the things you know
Feathers fall around you
And show you the way to go
It's over, it's over.
Nestled in your wings my little one
This special morning brings another sun
Tomorrow see the things that never come
Today
When you see me
Fly away without you
Shadow on the things you know
Feathers fall around you
And show you the way to go
Not for the first time one of your posts has brought me to tears , its hard to swallow as well
Clarification post!!!Lover, there will be another one
I read the thread title wrong too.Lover, there will be another oneWho'll hover over you beneath the sun
Pete Frampton
Would have thought it was a bit early for Swallows to leave unless our crazy weather has something to do with it? When i was a kid Swallows along with Swifts and House Martins seemed to be everywhere but sadly along with a lot of other species locally they've been in rapid decline.
Bloody migrants taking all our worms.
Swallows feed on insects not worms.
Glad to help.
Bloody migrants taking all our insects.
Bloody insects taking all of our migrants...
I haven't seen them gather in these numbers before...
GB,
As a Troubador and Minstrel, do you perchance view the birds upon the wire as if notes upon the stave? Upon the very staves of life?
And if so, what sweet music doth they convey?
Pray tell. A Hey nonny no.
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