Re: Migration times

Jim,

you might get some useful info from the BirdTrack website
(www.birdtrack.net), which will show summary graphs of the arrival and
departure dates for most of the common birds in NE England (starting at
http://www.bto.org/birdtrack/dailyresults/results2.htm). There are obviously
a lack of data for some species, but it is growing and a few show nice
patterns.

Hope this is of some use
Iain

PS. Sorry if this appear to be a shameless 'plug', but it is relevant.

"Jim Scott" <mr.jimscott@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Xns96BEC312A728DmrjimscottXvirginnet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Is there a place where I can look up approximate migration times for birds
> in my part of the uk, without going through my various books bird by bird?
>
> --
> Jim
>
> Tyneside - North East of England
> To email me directly omit the X from my address


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