Phylloscopus schwarzi

Rare Autumn Migrant

2025 Sandwich Bay, single bird, sound recorded, 15th November.
King George VI Park, Ramsgate, single bird, 17th October.
Reculver, single bird, 13th October.
2021 South Foreland Valley, single bird, 3rd-5th November.
  Sandwich Bay, single bird, 16th-17th October.
2020 Shuart Farm, Reculver Marshes, single bird, 14th October.
  Worth Marshes, single bird, 7th-8th October.
2018

Langdon Cliffs, single bird, 7th October.

2017

Bockhill, single bird, 18th October.

 

Dungeness BO, single bird, 14th October.

2009

Sandwich Bay BO, trapped, 10th October, and remained in area until 18th.

2008

Port Regis, Foreness, 2nd November.

 

Bishopstone, single bird, 12th October.

 

Sandwich Bay BO, first-winter trapped, 26th September.

2006

Dungeness, 4th November.

2005

Sandwich Bay BO, 7th-9th October.

 

St. Margaret's, Bockhill, 3rd-4th October.

2001

St. Margaret's, Bockhill, 9th October.

2000

Bockhill, 24th October.

1999

Bockhill, 17th October.

 

Bockhill, 14th October, photo.

1996

North Foreland, 22nd October.

1995

St. Margaret's, 4th November.

1994

Bockhill, 14th October.

1993

St. Margaret's, 3rd-5th November.

1992

Kingsgate, 11th October.

1991

Dungeness, first-winter, trapped 9th October.

 

Sandwich Bay, first-winter, trapped 5th October.

1989

Dungeness, trapped, 17th October.

1984

Bough Beech Reservoir, 28th October.

1962

Dungeness, 3rd-8th October, trapped 3rd.

The Kent Ornithological Society was founded in 1952

Our aims are to record and monitor the county’s bird life providing both an accurate historical record of Kent’s birds but equally importantly providing data that can be used to help protect valuable habitats from development and other threats.

In doing this, we seek increase knowledge and understanding of birds and their habitats in the county and encourage and support people seeking to take up birdwatching as a hobby.

Membership of the society is open to all and costs £15 a year. Members receive a free copy of the annual Kent Bird Report and regular electronic newsletters. See details

The Society runs regular online talks and an outdoor programme of field meetings. They are opportunities for both beginners and experienced birdwatchers to meet others in the county and to develop their knowledge and skills.

We are a charity regulated by the Charity Commission registered as charity number 212489.