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Old Thursday 18th September 2003, 13:17   #1
tchagra
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Hi chaps and chapesses

Well ,you guessed it,some time I had to trap a Red Necked Nightjar,note the rufous neck collar,this one is a juvenile,undergoing heavy body moult.

I am ringing at the rio guadalmansa site again,caught the bird in the net over the water,nice surprise as you can see it is quite light,but I have generally found that this is the best time to catch them.

Had gone down the early evening before to set the nets and catch a few birds while I was putting them up.

Retrapped a Reed Warbler that I had ringed on the 5th.also a juv male cettis warbler,adult female Blackcap and a juv.female Kingfisher,the latter ringed on 10th August.

Just a couple of new birds 1st winter male Common Redstart and my second Crested Tit for the site,a moulting adult.

Sorry no pix for that but too dark and needed to release quickly.but maybe another time.

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Old Thursday 18th September 2003, 19:11   #2
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Smart photo, keep up the interesting posts.
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Old Thursday 18th September 2003, 19:53   #3
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Hi Tchagra,
Great photo, and interesting account of what you are netting. We're going to the place near us where they teach ringing on Sunday, I'm building up my courage gradually.
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Old Friday 19th September 2003, 04:06   #4
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Wink re Sunday

Hi Geraldine

Dont be apprehensive.,just enjoy seeing the birds so close up in the hand.

Let me know where you are exactly going and the name of ringing group and some names of the ringers .

I may know some of them!!!!

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