that tune will be in your head all afternoon! time for a look at the weather. we need it to be fine over birmingham. yes, it s not going to be bathed in sunshine for the opening ceremony of the commonwealth games but it is looking dry and timbers easing down from 20 degrees during the course of the ceremony. where we are seeing sunshine today is to the north and north west of scotland. very limited elsewhere. whilst there is a lot of dry weather around, we have also seen some heavy rain so far today, impacting parts of northern england, into southern scotland, thundery rain through the isle of man for a time and it is edging further north. we have high pressure close by so overall, a lot of dry weather and also a weather disturbance has been brought into that wiltshire will continue to feed these outbreaks of rain, slowly a little further north in scotland but still holding the sunny spells in the north and north west. a few patches of rain or showers in wales and south west
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for as many as a0 rescued swifts at any one time. at 5:30am is the first feed of the day, and i come down and i go from the weakest, poorliest, youngest swifts up to the oldest. so, it goes in order of need. adult swifts arrive in the uk from africa in may. they breed and raise chicks before returning home in august. but it s thought our recent record temperatures have driven the chicks from their nests before they can fly and feed. maybe they are fledging a bit too soon because it s too hot in their nests. they nest in roofs, under pantiles and things, and the heat builds up. they stick their head out just to get a breath of air, and they might overbalance. these are live crickets, banded crickets and black crickets. if you listen, you can hear them hopping around in the bags. it costs megan around £100 per week to keep the hungry chicks in crickets, and she hand feeds them all. the decline in natural insect populations is