Species |
N
|
|
|
Cormorant |
1 |
Mallard |
5 |
Tufted Duck |
1 |
Oystercatcher |
22 |
Lapwing |
1 |
Curlew |
4 |
Lesser Black-backed Gull |
3 |
Great Black-backed Gull |
1 |
Swift |
26 |
Sand Martin |
1 |
Swallow |
15 |
House Martin |
1 |
|
|
Species |
13
|
ex. |
82
|
|
Note:
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Countings by Michel Klemann.
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Nice weather but less migration than expected. Was it because of an air
full with balloons?
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Somewhere between 15 of 20 passed by. One balloon; (the one with "www.trappen.net"
on its side) went down to fly very low over the Rammelwaard. Lower than
the treetops. Almost every bird that could fly, flew away: 600 Greylag
Geese, Gulls, Terns, lots of Ducks, Curlews, 300 Lapwings, 3 White Storks,
Buzzard, Greenshank, an perhaps also all the other birds Jeroen saw a little
bit earlier: Shovelers, Tufted Ducks, 71 Egyptian Geese, 37 White-fronted
Geese, Green Sandpiper etc.
6 july 2004, 20:40h; a balloon chases all the birds out of the Rammelwaard.
Local birds and other specialities:
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On the border of the canal were two foraging Common Sandpipers. A Greenshank
from the Rammelwaard, kept them company.
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Other locals: Buzzards, Kestrel, 2 Hobbies, >1000 Starlings, Willow Tit.
When I went home, there was a very little bird sitting on the asfalt. A
young Blackcap. He was even more suprised about live than me.
Young Blackcap
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