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Barneveld 25-08-10
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Ruud Altenburg
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First time for me, together with Theo. Well worth a repeat! Good number of Caspians (about 14) and YLG (Theo counted 24 different individuals), plus a few rings. First the Caspians.
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Ruud Altenburg
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Re: Barneveld 25-08-10
Unexpected high number of YLGs.
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Ruud Altenburg
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Re: Barneveld 25-08-10
And some rings. The German bird is really odd: a Caspian with the plumage of a YLG. Ronald informed me that it was ringed in a mixed Herring and Caspian colony at Lausitz near the German-Polish border.
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Ruud Altenburg
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Re: Barneveld 25-08-10
We couldn't really properly ID this 1cy. Obviously close to Herring but very worn compared to other 1cy birds present. Possibly from a mixed colony also housing Caspian? The adult showed a primary pattern as in Caspian but the head and bill shape seem to show Herring-influence and it's quite short-legged for what appears to be a male.
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Theo Muusse
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Re: Barneveld 25-08-10
Today saw only 6 cach and 8 micha left at the place.
A few new rings and some old friends.
Theo
A few new rings and some old friends.
Theo
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Albert de Jong
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Re: Barneveld 25-08-10
In addition to Theo, we also had this bird. Comparing it with an adult micha on the same pile, I noted that the legs were a bit paler, the orbital ring more orange, the mantle slightly lighter (more Herring) and the tip of p10 fully white. If I counted right, p6 is growing, while p7 is dropped and p8-10 are old. Note the very faint black spot on p5. The amount of black in the outer primaries is a-typical for micha. This must be a baltic Herring, I think.
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Sorry for the crispy background.
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