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    Swift from Bern

    Hello! Please, help to identify a swift from this thread.
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    Swifts in Bern

    The question is is this Common or some other swift at the photo?
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    Swifts in Bern

    At Sunday, 8.11.2015 I were in Bern and from the Tower of Bern Munister i've observed swifts. I'm not sure what exactly specie of swift it is, but as I understand, swift in November is unusual for Switzerland. This place on ornito.ch
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    Birding near CERN (Geneva)

    Hello everybody! I'm at CERN from September, 28 and every weekend usually go for birding near Saint-Genis or watch birds in Geneva. Some photos from here I've put at my blog (it is on Russian but photos are international:)). There are also photos from Botanic Garden. Mos of observations are...
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    Birding near CERN (Geneva)

    You mean this woodland (right near CERN)?
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    Birding near CERN (Geneva)

    I have no target species. Of course, more rare is a specie, more interesting it is. The most interesting a species which cannot be find in Siberia :) I'll have an access to French territory - I'll live there (in St. Genis). So information about birding on French territory is also interesting...
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    Birding near CERN (Geneva)

    Hello, everybody! I'm birdwatcher from Russia. From the end of September to the end of December I'll work in CERN (near Geneva). So I'm interested in places for birding in this area. Where and what birds I can find? Maybe somebody has such experience. Mainly are interesting places accessible...
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