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Welcome Swallows in backyard

To: "'kym bradley'" <>, <>
Subject: Welcome Swallows in backyard
From: "Philip Veerman" <>
Date: Fri, 7 Feb 2014 11:35:28 +1100
For what it is worth, whilst they are common here, they are not evenly distributed. Proximity to water and suitable nesting sites surely has raised recorded numbers and influenced the recorded abundance patterns over the years. As the locations of GBS Sites varies over the years, this will have impacted on GBS results. Even so The GBS Report shows some regularity. I believe I have never seen one perched within my GBS area (28 years), but frequently flying over, often high and sometimes barely visible. No way of knowing what the break up between flying over and perching is.
 
Philip
 
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From: kym bradley [
Sent: Friday, 7 February 2014 10:10 AM
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Subject: [canberrabirds] Welcome Swallows in backyard

May not be out of the norm for allot of COG members

In the  20  years plus I have lived in this home I have NEVER had welcome swallows in my yard there were 4 that I saw

Maybe due to the low and poor quality of the lakes etc

I am  nowhere near any body of water

cheers
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