31th July 2015
Staff: APN, MMJ, LDC, HAN
Weather: Foggy , cloudy and rainy intermittently
Projects: Ringing,
Standardised ringing
Ringing took place at Vallen. A deep foggy until 6:30 am. After cloudy and rainy intermittently. In total, 50 birds of 8 species were caught, 39 of them new and 11 recaptures. Birds caught listed in detail below:
30th July 2015
Staff: APN, MMJ, LDC, HAN
Weather: Rain and sunny intermittently
Projects: Ringing, Ortolan bunting
Standardised ringing
Strong rain again at early morning did not allowed ringing at Vallen. Tomorrow looks we will have better luck! (Crossed fingers). However, from 11 to 14 the complete ringing team had the chance to let free a bit of the energy pilled up during the inactivity days. A bit of summer make us company while strimming at vallen, armed with pruning scissor, machete and the strimmer.
29th July 2015
Staff: APN, MMJ, LDC, HAN
Weather: Rain!
Projects: Ringing.
Standardised ringing
Yet another rainy day meant that ringing at Vallen was cancelled early. The raining continued for more or less the whole day, hampering attempts of ringing at Ängfallet. Instead the afternoon was spent mending nets and double-checking data. The weather forecast keeps looking grim, but we are keeping our fingers crossed for tomorrow!
HAN
28th July 2015
Staff: APN, MMJ, LDC, HAN
Weather: Rainy.
Projects: Ringing.
Standardised ringing
Rain at 4 am and 5 am frustrated the ringing at Vallen this morning. However, some ringing took place at Ängfallet later, resulting in the capture of a female Greenfinch and a juvenile Red-backed Shrike.
Office work had been done during the day, especially double checking of some ringing data.
MMJ
Staff: APN, MMJ, LDC, HAN
Weather: Cloudy and very windy during morning. Cloudy and windy throughout the rest of the day.
Projects: Ringing.
Standardised ringing
Ringing took place at Banvallen. Weather conditions were not the best. It started one hour later and some mist nest were removed because it was very windy. In total 14 birds. Birds of 11 were caught, 6 of them new and 8 recaptures. Birds caught listed in detail below:
25th July 2015
Staff: APN, MMJ, CBS, LDC, HAN
Weather: Calm and sunny during morning. Overcast at noon. Unyielding rain throughout the rest of the day.
Projects: Ringing.
Standardised ringing
24th July 2015
Staff: APN, MMJ, CBS, LDC, HAN
Weather: Sunny with prevailing winds throughout the whole day.
Projects: Ringing.
Standardised ringing
Ringing took place at Banvallen. The strong winds undoubtedly affected today’s catch to a large degree, as this was one of the poorer mornings of the season. In total, 18 birds of 5 species were caught, 12 of them new and 6 recaptures. Birds caught listed in detail below
23nd July 2015
Staff: APN, MMJ, CBS, LDC, HAN
Weather: Cloudy and some drops during the ringing time. Sunny, but windy latter on.
Projects: Ringing.
Standardised ringing
Ringing took place in Vallen, starting at 4:30. 24 nets were set up and allowed the capture of 48 new birds and 13 recaptures. First indications of migration in two reed warblers spotted with fat scores of 4 and 5, a curious summer suspended moult in a whitethroat and nice species such bearded tits, goldfinch, greenfinch… which are numbered in detail next:
22nd July 2015
Staff: APN, MMJ, CBS, TMJ, LDC, JRD, HAN
Weather: Rain before first light, Southwesterly wind, blustery at times. Cloudy.
Projects: Great reed warblers, Ringing.
Great reed warblers
JRD Left. TMJ still has some nests to check for ringing in the coming days.
Standardised ringing
Ringing took place in Banvallen, after a delayed start due to weather. 10 nets produced 20 new birds, many nets were unusable due to weather conditions and continued high water.
21st July 2015
Staff: APN, MMJ, CBS, TMJ, LDC, JRD, HAN
Weather: Partially cloudy in the morning, clearing somewhat later on during ringing session. Heavy rain during afternoon and evening.
Projects: Great reed warblers, Ringing.
Great reed warblers
JRD and TMJ went to Sörbysjön and found a nest with a newly hatched chick and four eggs. The territorial male was confirmed to have two females, but despite hard attempts, the second nest could not be found.
Standardised ringing