kc3018

AN, AU, WZ, CA, DY, J8, K4, LD, PJ, SW, VD

2023.03.23
Mudflat outside South Floating Hide, MPNR

AN

AN_Z62_6164-1.jpg (471.14 KB)

24/03/2023 14:04

AU+WZ

AU+WZ_Z62_6230-1.jpg (429.32 KB)

24/03/2023 14:04

CA+DY

DY+CA_Z62_6130-1.jpg (399.27 KB)

24/03/2023 14:04

J0(J8)

J0_Z62_6205-1.jpg (516.27 KB)

24/03/2023 14:04

K4

K4_Z62_6208-1.jpg (436.69 KB)

24/03/2023 14:04

LD+PJ

LD+PJ_Z62_6178-1.jpg (378.75 KB)

24/03/2023 14:04

SW

SW_Z62_6245-1.jpg (387.32 KB)

24/03/2023 14:04

VD

VD_Z62_6242-1.jpg (410.82 KB)

24/03/2023 14:04

Blank Bands

Blank_Z62_6238-1.jpg (304.4 KB)

24/03/2023 14:04

Blue+Green Bands

BG_Z62_6217-1.jpg (443.58 KB)

24/03/2023 14:04

[ Last edited by kc3018 at 30/03/2023 12:25 ]

kc3018

same day, same place
but the letters on the band was hard to identify   

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28/03/2023 10:31

[ Last edited by kc3018 at 30/03/2023 12:24 ]

kc3018

Quote:

Original posted by lkatherine at 29/03/2023 13:35
Thank you very much.

AN was ringed on 20-Sep-2020. Reported 12 times since, both at Mai Po and Shenzhen Futian.

AU and CA were also ringed on the same day. Both reported 14 times, all from Mai Po.

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Thank you for your information, Katherine.

I've boosted the photo of the bird with blue over green flag, it seems to be AF or AP, any ideas?

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30/03/2023 13:00

kc3018

Quote:

Original posted by lkatherine at 2/04/2023 23:16
Thanks KC.

Still difficult to guess as I am not sure what letters/numbers that the Mongolian ringers use on their legflag.

Would you like to post it on the EAAF Shorebird Legflag Facebook page to ch ...

Just posted.

kc3018

Quoted from EAAF Shorebird Legflag Facebook Page:

Altangerel Tsogtmagnai of the Page wrote, "...Blue over green is the Mongolian combination. This is our ringed Redshank in Chukh Bird Research Station. Letters looks like AP, if so this bird ringed 2021.08.02. If is it AF not AP, bird was ringed on 2021.08.03 in Chukh."

Isn't it amazing that the bird flew about 3200km if the journey was a straight line from Mongolia to Hong Kong?

[ Last edited by kc3018 at 8/04/2023 11:36 ]

kc3018

Quote:

Original posted by lkatherine at 9/04/2023 02:29
From a few GPS trackers that we've deployed on Common Redshank, we know that some of them breed in Mongolia.
They do make a few stops around inland lakes (such as Poyang Lake) or along coastal China ( ...

Thank you for your information. Hope to see the bird next year.

kc3018

K4 and DY were spotted again on
2023.04.14
Pond 16/17, Outside Bird Hide #7

K4

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22/04/2023 17:49

DY

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22/04/2023 17:49