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We too, a few years ago had feeders etc. One year they seemed to disappear. As I thought for the same reason as you, we'd gone away. I always thought they were always about. I spoke to a blokey at work and he said they, this time of year, do disappear but come back later. This has been the fact since that time. He did tell me why, which was feasible, but have since forgotten the reason. I can ask if you wish.
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We are inundated with them at the moment. Bird bath has to be refilled twice a day with them splashing.
Ray.
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they're all down here emptying my feeders as fast as we can fill them
there's normally so many they sit in a nearby bush waiting in a queue for their turn to feed
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It's amazing that some of you still have swallows, they're long gone from our area, away to warmer climes.
We had a colony of about 30-40 swallows in our little cul-de-sac. Every year I saw them gather and leave for the winter,and then watched anxiously for them as they trickled back in the Spring in ones and twos.
In 2011 not one of our sparrows came home in the Spring.
Maybe a new colony will form next year. I hope so, I miss them.
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It's amazing that some of you still have swallows, they're long gone from our area, away to warmer climes.
