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Strider seen in Germany (4 May 2020)

Posted on May 18, 2020May 18, 2020 by Rebecca Lee

Posted in Headstarting, SightingsTagged Germany, headstarting, noemail, sightings, StriderLeave a Comment on Strider seen in Germany (4 May 2020)

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Brian Small @southwoldbrdr·

14 Jul

@Vaasetter @projectgodwit Yep, they just are. You might like this little painting I did of a comparison of juvenile limosa and islandica tertial pattern and colour...

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Global Flyway Network @GlobalFlyway·

13 Jul

After 10 years of international effort, we now have enough black-tailed #godwits on air so they can tell their own stories & that of connected agricultural wetland habitats along East Atlantic Flyway.
Thanks to @Statuur for his persistence in developing: https://www.globalflywaynetwork.org/flyway/east-atlantic-flyway-inland-waders/map https://twitter.com/GlobalFlyway/status/1414873671118827520

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We hebben er meer dan 10 jaar aan gebouwd. Dit jaar is het gelukt om #grutto's tot hun eigen vertellers te maken, de waakvogels van het met elkaar verbonden boerenland langs de hele trekweg!
Met grote dank aan @Statuur voor gestaag doorontwikkelen van: https://www.globalflywaynetwork.org/flyway/east-atlantic-flyway-inland-waders/mapin

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Project Godwit @projectgodwit·

12 Jul

Anyone need cheering up after events last night? Here's a result to smile about - black-tailed godwits on the rise in England. These birds are now on their way to the Netherlands, Spain, France, Portugal and then into Africa. They know no borders #TogetherWeFly 🧡

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RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍@RSPBFrampton·

9 Jul

Wader passage is up and running @ #RSPBFrampton and while the water levels are nice and shallow it's a great opportunity to read rings. We've had two good godwit recoveries recently. Black-tailed from @WWTworldwide @projectgodwit and a bar-tailed from Norway c/o Kjell Mork Soot.

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José A. Alves @_JoseAAlves_·

7 Jul

Whimbrel chicks are hatching all over #Iceland! Here is an update on recent findings, "just look up to the skyes and see": https://wadertales.wordpress.com/2020/06/04/a-rhapsody-of-whimbrel/
@CESAM_Univ @Haskoli_Islands @eco_flyway @GlobalFlyway
#biodiversity #conservation #ornithology #waders

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