What's new in July?

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Migration into area:
Bar-tailed godwit (07-29)
Migration out of the area:
Sedge warbler (07-10) Little bittern (07-20) Melodious warbler (07-29) Red-backed shrike (07-20) Common whitethroat (07-20) Savi's warbler (07-29) Eurasian reed warbler (07-29) Barred warbler (07-29) Marsh warbler (07-10) Bank swallow (07-10) Common redstart (07-15) Common rosefinch (07-29) Western bonelli's warbler (07-20) Common grasshopper warbler (07-29) European pied flycatcher (07-20) European bee-eater (07-20) Common cuckoo (07-10) Black kite (07-20) Eurasian golden oriole (07-10) Common swift (07-20) Wood warbler (07-20) Willow warbler (07-15) Great reed warbler (07-20) Lesser whitethroat (07-29) Eurasian hoopoe (07-20) Collared flycatcher (07-20) Eurasian wryneck (07-29) Whinchat (07-20) Spotted flycatcher (07-29) Common nightingale (07-20)
Year-round birds migrating in and out in fall:
Common pochard (07-20) Common snipe (07-20) White-throated dipper (07-10) Eurasian curlew (07-10) White stork (07-10) Water rail (07-29) Grey heron (07-10) Mallard (07-29) Gadwall (07-20) Tufted duck (07-10)
Singing season ends:
Great tit (06-30) Great spotted woodpecker (06-30) Eurasian blue tit (06-30) Willow warbler (06-30) Common nightingale (06-30)

Absent friends:
Red-rumped swallow