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  21:28 18/04/13 Common Swift Clyde Glasgow   
  20:24 17/04/13 Common Swift Leics Frolesworth 17:45 
  14:38 16/04/13 Common Swift Shetland Fair Isle   
  10:48 16/04/13 Common Swift W Yorks Pugney's CP   
  19:28 15/04/13 Common Swift Somerset Dundry   
  18:33 15/04/13 Common Swift Essex Chelmsford 16:30 
  16:12 15/04/13 Common Swift Norfolk Titchwell RSPB   
  15:40 15/04/13 Common Swift E Yorks Flamborough Head   
  15:22 15/04/13 Common Swift W Yorks Esholt 13:15 
  14:52 15/04/13 Common Swift Kent Gravesend 14:15 

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Swift breeds in the following countries (Bird News Extra subscribers will see population statistics and information on trends for each country, and a map of population densities):

Albania
Andorra
Armenia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Belarus
Belgium
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Canary Islands
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Georgia
Germany
Gibraltar
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lichtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macedonia
Malta
Moldova
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Serbia and Montenegro
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Ukraine

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BTO: Swifts start to share their secrets BTO: Swifts start to share their secrets BTO: Swifts start to share their secretsFriday 22nd June 2012
Tagged Common Swifts reveal their wintering areas.  read on read on
RSPB: Homeless neighbours need our help RSPB: Homeless neighbours need our help RSPB: Homeless neighbours need our helpThursday 14th June 2012
The Common Swift has declined by more than 70% in the last 40 years.  read on read on
BTO: 100,000 homes needed this spring BTO: 100,000 homes needed this spring BTO: 100,000 homes needed this springThursday 9th February 2012
14th–21st February is National Nest Box Week.  read on read on
RSPB: Building world urged to take swift action RSPB: Building world urged to take swift action RSPB: Building world urged to take swift actionThursday 24th June 2010
The RSPB challenges the building industry to follow the lead of householders and take action for Swifts.  read on read on
RSPB: Swift search a screaming success RSPB: Swift search a screaming success RSPB: Swift search a screaming successTuesday 16th March 2010
Swift data gathered on a scale never recorded before.  read on read on
RSPB: Making a Swift exit? RSPB: Making a Swift exit? RSPB: Making a Swift exit?Monday 22nd June 2009
Summer migrant in serious trouble.  read on read on
More on the York Swift More on the York Swift More on the York SwiftWednesday 8th August 2007
The discovery of an apparent Chimney Swift in York at the end of July sparked a lot of interest at the time. Subsequently the identification has become hotly debated. Brett Richards asks further questions over this bird's identity.  read on read on
Chimney Swift in York, North Yorkshire Chimney Swift in York, North Yorkshire Chimney Swift in York, North YorkshireThursday 26th July 2007
A summer surprise in the centre of York came in the shape of a Chimney Swift. Finder Andy Booth retells the find.  read on read on
RSPB: Listen Out For The Screaming Neighbours RSPB: Listen Out For The Screaming Neighbours RSPB: Listen Out For The Screaming NeighboursWednesday 27th June 2007
To understand more about our Swift population, the RSPB has launched a UK-wide online survey.  read on read on
Swift Revelations: Identifying Swifts including Pallid Swift and Asian Common Swift  Swift Revelations: Identifying Swifts including Pallid Swift and Asian Common Swift  Webzine subscribers onlySaturday 28th October 2006
Late autumn is the time for Pallid Swift in Britain - or is it? Identification expert Martin Garner takes a look at separating Common Swift and Pallid Swift, but with the extra conundrum of Common Swifts of the race pekinensis thrown in for good measure.

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