Phylloscopus humei

Rare Vagrant

1997

Littlestone, single bird, 25th November.

1998

St. Margaret's, single bird, 2nd-3rd November.

1999

Reculver, single bird, 16th-18th October.

2011

Dungeness, single bird, 4th-7th December.

2013

Ramsgate Cemetery, single bird, 29th-31st December.

2014

Ramsgate Cemetery, the 2013 bird remained until 29th March.

 

Dungeness BO, single bird, 2nd January until 21st April.

2015

Kingsdown, single bird, 18th October.

2017

Cliftonville, Margate, single bird, 10th-17th January.

 

Dungeness BO, single bird trapped, 8th-9th November.

2018

Lade Pits, single bird, 2nd-10th December.

2019

Littlestone, single bird, 9th January until 21st February, presumed same as 2018.

2020

Dungeness, single bird, seen and sound-recorded, 5th November.

2021 South Foreland Valley, single bird, 3rd-4th November.
  Bockhill, St. Margaret’s, single bird, 22nd December until year end.
2022 Bockhill, St. Margaret’s, single bird, 1st January until 17th April. Remained from previous year. A total stay of 117 days.
  Pencester Gardens, Dover, first-year bird, 20th December, until year end.
2023 Pencester Gardens, Dover, the first-year from 2022, remained until the 29th March.
 

Enbrook Park, Sandgate, single bird. A long stayer, from 11th February until the 9th April.

  Elmstone, Preston, single bird, 22nd February until 25th March.
2024 Dungeness BO, single bird, present 1st-12th December.

No Longer Accepted

1980

Sandwich Bay, trapped, 11th November.

1987

St Margaret's Bay, single bird, 23rd November.

The Kent Ornithological Society was founded in 1952

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