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P268 CEEFAX 268 Tue 15 May 21:11/27   1/4       YOC MIGRATION SUMMARY 1984 The following is a summary of sNme interesting facts which emerged from the YOC 1984 Spring Migration phone-in. Many thanks to all viewers who have telephoned over the past few months. BLACKCAP An influx of migrant birds occurred between April 14 and April 27. This was quite different from last year's steady flow. CHIFFCHAFF Compared to 1983, migrant birds arrived one week later this year. There were fewer early March reports in 1984. Peak arrival was between April 7 and April 20.  More
P268 CEEFAX 268 Tue 15 May 21:21/28   2/4       YOC MIGRATION SUMMARY 1984 WILLOW WARBLER There were fewer early March reports than in 1983. A marked increase in sightings occurred from April 7, peaking during April 14 and April 20. WHEATEAR Reports received this year show a steady stream of sightings from March 17 to April 20. This pattern is similar to that of 1983. LITTLE RINGED PLOVER There were twice as many sightings of this species in 1984 compared with 1983. Peak arrival time was between April 14 and April 20.  More
P268 CEEFAX 268 Tue 15 May 21:11/28   3/4       YOC MIGRATION SUMMARY 1984 COMMON SANDPIPER This year's arrival of the species during the latter part of April was similiar to last year's pattern. OSPREYS This species returned to its breeding ground in the Highlands in early April, the same time as in 1983. YELLOW WAGTAIL The migration pattern for this species conforms to previous years with an influx between April 14 and April 20.  More
P268 CEEFAX 268 Tue 15 May 21:01/15   4/4       YOC MIGRATION SUMMARY 1984 SWALLOW More than 1,000 reports of this species were recorded. A large influx occurred between April 14 and April 20. SWIFT Fewer reports were received during this year's phone-in and the peak arrival time of this species was during the week commencing April 28. DON'T FORGET More information on all migrant and ojher species can be found in an illustrated summary of the 1984 phone-in. It will be available from August 1, price 80p (inc postage and package) from YOC, The Lodge, Sandy, Beds SG19 2DL.  More