Some interesting recoveries (below) from our recent batch sent from the BTO….
Black Headed Gull
EG06392 – 1 – 20/06/1999 – Upper Barden Reservoir, N Yorkshire
Found dead at Killington Reservoir, Cumbria - 23/06/2010 – 56km.
Mute Swan
ZY1398 – 5F – 18/09/2009 – Spike Island, Widnes, Halton.
Sighted at Aber Ogwen, Bangor, N Wales – 25/07/2010 – 91km.
ZY1380 – 3F – 08/09/2009 – Mossley Hill, Liverpool
Sighted at Glasson Dock, Lancashire – 12/07/2010 – 70km.
ZY1404 – 1F – 31/07/2009 – Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire.
Sighted at Pennington Flash, Grt Manchester – 05/09/2010 – 98km.
Swallow
L190649 – 1 – 06/06/2010 – Worsley, Grt Manchester
Caught at Woolston Eyes, Warrington – 14/08/2010 – 15km
Controls.
Some information on the Black Headed Gull rings, that I read this week.
S6439 – 1 – 15/06/2008 – Radzu Pond, Jekabpills, LATVIA.
Ring read at Crompton Lodge, Grt Manchester – 11/11/2010, 1518km
EL78572 – 1 – 12/06/2005 – Cerny Wick, Gloucestershire
Ring read at Pennington Flash, Grt Manchester – 12/11/2010, 207km
Onto today's ringing. I thought the weather was supposed to be bad for today, so I didn’t plan any ringing. However I was up at 7am & when peering out of the window – it seemed pretty decent, so I got up and went to Atherton Woods.
A single 40 foot net up at the feeding station caught – 65 birds of which 51 were new & 14 recaps.
I then packed up and spent an hour at Shakerley, before the rain stopped play & I called it a day. 23 birds caught – 19 new & 4 recaps.
In total 88 birds caught today – 70 new & 18 recaps.
Great Tit - 26 / 7
Blue Tit - 3 / 8
Coal Tit - 2 / 1
Long T Tit - 14
Goldcrest - 3
Treecreeper - 1
Nuthatch- 1 / 1
Robin - 1 / 1
Jay - 1
Chaffinch - 9
Goldfinch - 5
Greenfinch - 3
Bullfinch - 1
Hi Kane, good blog.
ReplyDeleteRef you Icelandic Whoopers just got return from Euring on Darvic B6U ring no A7941.
You can check my blog for more details, this from the same area as you?
I envy the amount of ringing you do, I'm restricted to Sand Martins and Garden ringing!
Regards
Dave
http://birdingecosse.blogspot.com
Whooper swan A7941 Darvic Black letter on yellow B6U ringed Jokuldalsheidi Iceland.
ReplyDeleteRinged in same area of Iceland you went to?
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Hi Dave,
ReplyDeleteGood to hear from you & thanks for your comments regarding the blog! Jokuldalsheidi is one of three WWT Whooper Swan study sites in Iceland, others being Skagafjordur & Myvatnsheidi. Jokuldalsheidi is in the east & I have been there once before, however we didn't get there this year! I have a feeling I've seen B6U somewhere before?
Keep us posted on any future sightings of B6U!
All the best
Kane