Remember the common gull in one of my
Wordless Wednesday posts sometime in June?
I got the following information from Germany:
Ring-Nr. : Helgoland 5418001
Farbring: AEAA
Beringungsdaten: 22.12.2012 Brunsbüttel / NE-Kanal
The bird was ringed 22.12.2012 in Brunsbüttel.
Brunsbüttel is a town in the district of Dithmarschen,
in Schleswig-Holstein in northern Germany, that lies
on the mouth of the Elbe river near the North Sea.
It has been observed as follows:
26.02.2013 Brunsbüttel / NE-Kanal
18.03.2013
Brunsbüttel / NE-Kanal
22.03.2013 Brunsbüttel /
NE-Kanal
28.05.2013 FINNLAND - Helsinki (by me)
25.06.2013
FINNLAND - Helsinki
01.08.2013 FINNLAND
- Helsinki
I'm linking to I'd Rather B Birdin'.
A rather traveled bird that
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill!
DeleteIt's got quite the history!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gary!
DeleteFascinating and lovely photo of the gull.
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise!
DeleteA real traveler!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteNice shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat Sunday
Crissi
Thank you Crissi! Have a lovely Sunday!
Deleteso eine Möwe mit Daten am Fuß hatte ich auch bei uns an der Ostsee gesehen und mit Foto festgehalten Gunilla
ReplyDeleteLG vom katerchen der einen schönen Sonntag wünscht
das man die Daten dort abfragen kann..wusste ich nicht DANKE
Vielen Dank Katerchen und einen schönen Sonntag!
DeleteI shared my observation with the Museum of Natural History, which is a part of the University of Helsinki, and then I got an email from Germany with the above information.
Wow- that is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you Terri!
DeleteThank you Anne!
ReplyDeleteUtrolig flot billede af mågen. Ønsker dig en god søndag aften.
ReplyDeleteVi har haft regnvejr det meste af dagen og kun + godt 15 grader:) Knus Hanne Bente
Tack Hanne! Vi har haft en grå och våt helg här också.
DeleteOh, this is so great !
ReplyDeleteI love this ... :)
Greetings
Thank you Timur!
DeleteWonderful photo, I really like the light in this seagull!
ReplyDeleteThank you Leovi!
DeleteIts always great to get some form of backstory on the birds we see - nice gull!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Thank you Stewart!
DeleteI always find it interesting Gunilla about bird migration and how far some species travel and their habits in relation to this.
ReplyDeleteThank you Roy!
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