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Birds in Trondheim Norway (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter mow 1000
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Hi Mow and a warm welcome to you from all the Staff and Moderators.
I was there for a couple of weeks in the summer time, so not sure where to go for the wintering birds. But one place which could be productive for passerines would be the Ringve Musikmuseum: Node: Ringve (4633442178) | OpenStreetMap they had feeders hanging from odd places in the grounds. Also along the river in the town could be productive.
It would probably be an idea to post in our Information Wanted forum; we have a couple of members who live there I'll see if I can point them to your thread.
I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I look forward to hearing your news.
I was there for a couple of weeks in the summer time, so not sure where to go for the wintering birds. But one place which could be productive for passerines would be the Ringve Musikmuseum: Node: Ringve (4633442178) | OpenStreetMap they had feeders hanging from odd places in the grounds. Also along the river in the town could be productive.
It would probably be an idea to post in our Information Wanted forum; we have a couple of members who live there I'll see if I can point them to your thread.
I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I look forward to hearing your news.
Thanks Delia. We have visited the music museum at Ringve in the summer but may take another look this winter - sounds good.
Hello and welcome to the forum, enjoy and all the best.
Hi, first post from a Norwegian birder. I live in Bergen city, but visited Trodheim a year ago, and absolutely loved Trondheim, but did not do any active birding as I was only where there at a concert of my favorite jazz artist Pat Metheny.
Did some googling and Liaberga National park came up, its about one and a half hours from Trondheim city, maybe this is something to consider? info link
Anyways, hope someone could give us some great info on good birding sites in Trondheim, I will certainly visit Trondheim again but this time with my binoculars around my neck
Did some googling and Liaberga National park came up, its about one and a half hours from Trondheim city, maybe this is something to consider? info link
Anyways, hope someone could give us some great info on good birding sites in Trondheim, I will certainly visit Trondheim again but this time with my binoculars around my neck
Hi Fimmus and a warm welcome to you too from all the Staff and Moderators.
I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I look forward to hearing your news.
I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I look forward to hearing your news.
What kind of birds? If you're willing to travel a few miles there's plenty! I could find a list if you could indicate how far in hours you're willing to travel. But in Trondheim itself you have the fjord and the river easily accessible. And in the woodlands around the city.
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