What's new in March?
Here are (possibly) things that have changed in your bird world this month.
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Migration into area:
Willow warbler
(03-10)
Bank swallow
(03-23)
Common tern
(03-23)
Northern wheatear
(03-23)
Pallid swift
(03-23)
Bluethroat
(03-12)
Sedge warbler
(03-23)
Common house martin
(03-23)
Western yellow wagtail
(03-23)
Common redstart
(03-20)
Barn swallow
(03-01)
Eurasian wryneck
(03-23)
Whinchat
(03-20)
Eurasian hoopoe
(03-12)
Ring ouzel
(03-12)
Migration out of the area:
Eurasian crane
(03-12)
Year-round birds migrating in and out:
Dunnock
(03-01)
Common linnet
(03-01)
Great egret
(03-01)
Coal tit
(03-23)
Eurasian wren
(03-01)
Common redpoll
(03-01)
Fieldfare
(03-01)
European serin
(03-01)
Black-necked grebe
(03-01)
Common moorhen
(03-01)
Eurasian blue tit
(03-01)
Rock bunting
(03-01)
Common firecrest
(03-01)
European goldfinch
(03-12)
Water pipit
(03-01)
Goldcrest
(03-01)
Year-round birds migrating in and out:
Green sandpiper
(03-23)
Breeding season starts:
Stock dove
(03-23)
Bearded reedling
(03-12)
Mallard
(03-12)
Grey wagtail
(03-23)
Rook
(03-12)
Goosander
(03-23)
Long-tailed tit
(03-23)
Northern lapwing
(03-12)
Mistle thrush
(03-23)
Spotted nutcracker
(03-12)
White stork
(03-12)
Wood lark
(03-23)
Citril finch
(03-01)
Great tit
(03-23)
Carrion crow
(03-12)
Hooded crow
(03-12)
Stonechat
(03-23)
Singing season starts:
Black redstart
(03-01)
Yellowhammer
(03-01)
Common chiffchaff
(03-01)
Black cap warbler
(03-01)
Absent friends:
Ortolan bunting