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Hi pearlymay and a warm welcome to you from all the Staff and Moderators.
I've moved your post to the Bird Ringing and Banding forum - I'm sure someone will be along soon to help you out. I also subscribed you to this thread so you don't lose track of it.
I've moved your post to the Bird Ringing and Banding forum - I'm sure someone will be along soon to help you out. I also subscribed you to this thread so you don't lose track of it.
This is for reporting banded birds in Canada:
www.reportband.gov
and for the USGS:
[email protected].
www.reportband.gov
and for the USGS:
[email protected].
stonechat1
New member
"Abre" is spanish and means "open".
Doesn´t they mention a Bird Ringing Station on the band?
Doesn´t they mention a Bird Ringing Station on the band?
John Morgan
Well-known member
If it really is a ring originating in a Spanish-speaking country, it will be a very interesting recovery. I'm surprised the Canadian ringing scheme didn't have a contact addy for you to go to.
Peter C.
...just zis guy, you know?
Hi Pearlymay,
And another welcome, from this side of the pond!
That's a great recovery - this one really wandered far! I wouldn't have been so surprised with a recovery to the south (since all redstarts have to migrate to, and from, the tropics each year), but I am quite surprised to find one so far north of its natal spot. I had this idea that small passerines tended to try to set up territories near to their parents' - evidently not, or at least not always.
I know Jon, sort of vaguely, do you want me to try to contact him for more life history (if it is available)?
Peter
And another welcome, from this side of the pond!
That's a great recovery - this one really wandered far! I wouldn't have been so surprised with a recovery to the south (since all redstarts have to migrate to, and from, the tropics each year), but I am quite surprised to find one so far north of its natal spot. I had this idea that small passerines tended to try to set up territories near to their parents' - evidently not, or at least not always.
I know Jon, sort of vaguely, do you want me to try to contact him for more life history (if it is available)?
Peter
