Greenish Warbler

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Phylloscopus trochiloides

Uncommon Vagrant

2016

Walmer, single bird, 23rd September.
 

Kingsgate, single bird, 1st June.
2012

Kingsdown Leas, single bird, 29th-30th September.
2010

West Penstock, Kingsnorth Power Station, single bird, 3rd September.
2007

Samphire Hoe, 27th September until 1st October.
 

Bockhill, 24th August.
2003

Reculver, 26th-30th August.
1996

Hartsdown Park, Margate, 6th-7th September.
1995

Ramsgate, 24th September.
 

Shuart Farm, 3rd-6th September.
1994

St. Margaret's-at-Cliffe, in song, 1st June.
1993

Dungeness, 27th-28th August.
 

Folkestone Warren, two in song, 15th June to 1st July.
 

St. Margaret's Bay, in song, 12th June.
1991

Dungeness, in song, 20th June.
 

Kingsgate, in song, 8th June.
1990

Reculver, 25th August.
1989

Bishopstone, probable adult, 16th-17th September.
 

St. Margaret's, first-winter, 10th-11th September.
1982

St. Margaret's Bay, 27th October.
1981

Sandwich Bay, trapped, 25th August.
1975

Dungeness, first winter, trapped, 20th September.
 

Dungeness, male in song, 6th June.
1963

Sandwich Bay, 30th August.
1962

Dungeness, 9th June.
1957

Dungeness, 17th September.

No Longer Accepted

1972

Dungeness, 26th September.
1961

Dungeness, 24th September.
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