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Bird feeder installed
CompleteStarted 28 Jul 2026 · Feeding change
A new bird feeder has been installed providing fresh water, multiple different foods.
Station trends
Avocet - Swaffham
Wildlife activity, monitoring coverage and site notes for this S.W.A.N. station.
Period
17 Oct 2026 — 15 Nov 2026
Limited coverage43
Species
0.0% vs previous
2,731
Detections
+5.9% vs previous
33.51
Detections / hour
-2.5%
81.5
Monitoring hours
11.3% coverage
7
First station records
Within this period
Daily activity
Detections over time
Bars are contextualised by coverage below.
Good coverageFairLimited/estimated
Comparison
Previous 30 days
Species43
Detections2,578
Per monitored hour34.37
Coverage labelLimited coverage
Species community
Most active species
House sparrowPasser domesticus908
European RobinErithacus rubecula649
Rock PigeonColumba livia444
DunnockPrunella modularis178
White WagtailMotacilla alba138
Eurasian BlackbirdTurdus merula104
Eurasian Blue TitCyanistes caeruleus56
RookCorvus frugilegus55
Eurasian tree sparrowPasser montanus47
Gray WagtailMotacilla cinerea26Community change
What changed?
Appeared in this period
+ Common Kingfisher
+ Green-winged Teal
+ Graylag Goose
+ Black-headed Gull
+ European Golden-Plover
+ Gray Partridge
+ Brambling
+ Green sandpiper
Not redetected
– Ring-necked Pheasant
– Common Chiffchaff
– Whooper Swan
– Eurasian Moorhen
– Common House-Martin
– Eurasian Linnet
– Northern Shoveler
– Little Owl
Not redetected does not mean absent. Weather, season, behaviour, recorder coverage and detection confidence can all affect observations.
Habitat timeline
Interventions and site work
S.W.A.N. can establish a baseline, mark habitat work and compare the following period without claiming automatic causation.
Methodology
Recording effort is considered before trends are shown.
Heartbeat coverage is used for new data. Older periods may use a conservative lower-bound estimate based on detection activity. Comparisons marked limited or indicative should not be treated as proof of ecological cause and effect.