Kent Ornithological Society - Eastern Subalpine Warbler

Details: Super User; Kent List records; 26 February 2022

Curruca cantillans

Rare Vagrant

2005	Dungeness BO, male, of this race, 1st May.
2004	Dungeness BO, first-summer female, trapped and ringed at the time as C.c. albistriata, 1st May.

WESTERN/MOLTONI'S/EASTERN GROUP

Curruca cantillans/iberiae/subalpina

Rare Vagrant. All British records are currently being re-assessed by BBRC.

2024	North Foreland, second summer male, 23rd May.
2023	North Foreland, singing second-year male, 21st May.
2009	Dungeness BO, first-summer male, 13th May.
2008	Bockhill, first-summer female, 31st May.
2006	Margate Cemetery, first-summer male, 2nd June.
	Samphire Hoe, male, 19th April.
1998	Dungeness, first-winter male, 3rd-4th November.
1995	St. Margaret's, male, 2nd September; presumed same bird, 9th-17th.
	Dungeness, male, 13th-19th April.
1994	Dungeness, first-summer female, 29th May.
1993	Dengemarsh, male, 30th April.
1988	Reculver, female, 5th May.
	Dungeness, female, trapped, 28th April.
1987	New Romney, male, 18th April.
1986	Dungeness, male, 28th May.
	Margate, male, 13th May.
1979	Sandwich Bay, female, trapped, 17th June.
	Dungeness, male, 2nd June.
1976	Dungeness, adult female, trapped, 31st October.

Details: Super User; Uncategorised; 22 July 2021

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