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Old Monday 13th April 2009, 22:12   #1
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birds of rogen sweden

hiya I'm off to rogen national park Sweden for a canoeing/camping trip begin off June be grateful if any of you good folk could tell me what birds could expect to see. thanks john


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Old Tuesday 14th April 2009, 09:12   #2
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Never been in that area, but I did a search in the Swedish report database for birds reported from there in June last year... here it is.

Hope it helps! :)
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Old Tuesday 14th April 2009, 12:09   #3
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Thumbs up thanks Enji

thanks for your help only glimpsed slovenian grebe on loch VA in the Scottish highlands .never seen ring necked duck so looking forward to watching both i hope thanks again enji .john
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Just spotted this post now. I saw that you had plans for visiting Rogen, the lake and the National Reserve of the area. Rogen is also on the list of future National Parks.

I saw that you mentioned Slovenian Grebe and Ring-Necked Duck. Slovenian Grebe, although quite common in Sweden, are not found at Rogen. Ring-Necked Duck is a rarity, we have had one in Sweden sofar this year.

At Rogen you can expect Siberian Jay, Parrot Crossbill, Siberian Tit and Capercaillie amongst other species.
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Old Monday 27th April 2009, 12:09   #5
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thanks wachtel

much appreciated . will that terrain support many raptors ?
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I guess the most likely raptors at Rogen would be Osprey, Common Cestrel and Merlin. Species to look out for would be Golden Eagle and Gyr Falcon, the latter is rare but possible if you go up into the mountains.

Good luck and have a great trip!
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