…birds!
Since this weekend we have a nice weather on
the station. But, it is not enough to make birds come and ringing sessions are
quiet.
Migration is far to be in full swing and many local birds still nest (brood patches and cloacal protuberance well marked). However we captured these last days some Icterine Warbler (4), one Reed Warbler, one Great Spotted Woodpecker (only one captured last year ...), and a trio of Crested Tits.
Migration is far to be in full swing and many local birds still nest (brood patches and cloacal protuberance well marked). However we captured these last days some Icterine Warbler (4), one Reed Warbler, one Great Spotted Woodpecker (only one captured last year ...), and a trio of Crested Tits.
Great
Spotted Woodpecker, juvenile (Dendrocopos major).
Hey yes, there is no red but it is good
a Robin!
Robin, juvenile (Erithacus
rubecula).
Icterine Warbler (Hippolais icterina).
Crested Tit (Lophophanes cristatus).
Nightingale, juvenile (Luscinia megarhynchos).
We also
meet other occupants in the dune!
Toad (Bufo
calamita).
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