It's been a while since my last post and I once again have the motivation to catch up with my blogging.
There were many new bird ringing experiences for the past two years, but to be able to catch up, I'll make highlight posts for 2019 and 2020. And hopefully, I'll be able to make regular posts this year.
The most important news is that in 2019 we've started a bird ringing camp at the Durankulak late (NE Bulgaria). The first two seasons of the camp proved to be very successful in terms of interesting species, total ringed birds, and new volunteers.
I'll make a more detailed post about the camp, but if you want to learn more, check out the Facebook page of the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp.
In 2019 we've managed to ring more than 9000 birds at the camp!
Also in 2019, I've managed to make a good amount of nestboxes and made some ringing of hatchlings in them.
Check out the highlight photos from 2019:
Sitta europea |
Poecile lugubris |
Passer domesticus |
Poecile palustris |
Some of the nestboxes that I've made in 2019 |
Turdus philomelos |
Fringilla coelebs |
Coccothraustes coccothraustes |
Parus major hatchlings |
Parus major hatchlings |
Poecile palustris hatchlings |
Dendrocopos minor |
Parus major hatchling |
Alcedo atthis ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Acrocephalus melanopogon ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Acrocephalus melanopogon ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Acrocephalus melanopogon ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Panurus biarmicus ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Ficedula parva ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Luscinia svecica ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Luscinia svecica ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Regulus ignicapilla ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Regulus regulus ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Emberiza schoeniclus ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Troglodytes troglodytes ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
Carduelis carduelis ringed at the Durankulak Bird Ringing Camp |
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