Black Stork Tracks

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Ute L.: Even if you have not been able (whathever that means) to follow migration before, you certainly
must have read a lot in the 20 years of interest in Black Storks. 20 years is a long time, you ought to be an
expert by now and answer all sorts of questions, shouldn't you?
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goris AIVO and MARE

still only Mare has new data

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still in the area -north(-east)
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UteL. wrote:Eedi 3903 km.... Will he wait? And will he come later? And Karl and....
Does anyone already know this situation? Is it better to ask here or where?
Nobody can answer this question exactly. The only way you could find out is to follow this topic every day. Though this year the weather conditions seem to be exceptionally difficult.
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Rita wrote:Ute L.: Even if you have not been able (whathever that means) to follow migration before, you certainly
must have read a lot in the 20 years of interest in Black Storks. 20 years is a long time, you ought to be an
expert by now and answer all sorts of questions, shouldn't you?
I have observed white storks, in 2017 black storks (Karl, Kati and the "Oszols-Nest" in Latvia)

Hier the Weather 2013 in Tiit & Tiina, similar to 2018 (?) :

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=553&start=140
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UteL. wrote:I have observed white storks, in 2017 black storks (Karl, Kati and the "Oszols-Nest" in Latvia)
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You have wrote that for you there is no difference between Black Stork and White Stork.
In fact, there is no difference in migration. They all have to take the migrationsroute. Black and White Storks!
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Solo, thanks for the updates. :2thumbsup: :bow:

I saw in the map that Karl was turns off to the right of the route. We have to wait ..
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Here to 2013!

viewtopic.php?f=65&t=411&start=820

Juta: 5.4.2013:

As it is visible on birdmap all birds with transmitters have turned back to south. As it has been extraordinary March in Europe and Estonia, birds´ behaviour is unusual too. Yesterday there was an interview on TV with longtime birdwatcher Peep Veedla. He said not seeing nothing like that. But he said also there is not reason to concern yet, birds do have enough time for nesting.


Everything will be fine :wave:
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UteL. wrote:... Everything will be fine :wave:
Ute, what is your worries? for weather (in stopover area)? for migration? for nesting? or for ??? :puzzled: I'm confused about your posts :bow:
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Solo wrote: Ute, what is your worries? for weather (in stopover area)? for migration? for nesting? or for ??? :puzzled: I'm confused about your posts :bow:
the migration, I was worried that they would cancel the flight home...

It is not normal but the birds master this :D

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Solo wrote: Ute, what is your worries? for weather (in stopover area)? for migration? for nesting? or for ??? :puzzled: I'm confused about your posts :bow:
UteL. wrote:the migration, I was worried that they would cancel the flight home...
nooo, when they are O.K. (not ill and good wheater) then they continue their migration route to their nesting area :headroll:
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EEDI - Calarasi area
also BS, but not our Eedi on videos and photos - I saw him not (they wrote about 2 BS - I saw only 1 BS, maybe young BS, and without ring and transmitter)
https://www.facebook.com/adapostcanin.c ... nref=story
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March 26th

birdmap KARL and EEDI
Karl: nothing new :bow:

Eedi
still in the area

crossing Danube (in that wheater) :unsure:
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near Vetren
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his localisation area - forest near Danube (March 2012)
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Solo :hi: I've found an interesting Link

you can find the link on the page from Max-Planck-Institut für Ornithologie
...........On this website you can explore the influence of wind on the optimal migratory routes yourself depending on the start location and time as well as the flight height. The routes to destinations within a sector of 50° latitude are displayed. In case the shortest route between start and end point was the quickest route it is not displayed to maintain clarity
http://www.bioinfo.mpg.de/flyways/
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Liz01 wrote:Solo :hi: I've found an interesting Link ... http://www.bioinfo.mpg.de/flyways/
Liz, thank you very much :D - I know this page not
(Max Planck Institute have also more infos about storks)

and one for you https://blogs.nabu.de/stoerche-auf-reis ... kehren-um/
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Solo, TY for the link. I hope for all Storks and other migrations birds that they survive :bow:
Solo wrote:Karl: nothing new :bow:
I hope for new data.. bad direction.. the right side

the weather in Eedis area will change soon :2thumbsup:
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ro/weather/-/oltenita
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Liz01 wrote: the weather in Eedis area will change soon :2thumbsup:
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ro/weather/-/oltenita
wheater Silistra today and tomorrow https://i.postimg.cc/9fx4wkSB/Silistra-wheater.jpg :bow:
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Solo wrote:Karl: nothing new :bow:
Liz01 wrote: I hope for new data.. bad direction.. the right side ...
I am worried for him (Jordan desert), but I very, very hope :shake: - they are marvellous birds :headroll:
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goris AIVO and MARE - they aren't new data

EDIT 4:43pm LK time - today also only Mare has new data

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March 26 - Karl is in Turkey, distance 4584 km (+793 km) :D
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News from KARL :loveshower:

Hellem :wave: , I've seen it also just now. First I haven't trust my eyes that Karl is already in Turkey. :D This I haven't expected.
I'm very relieved that he has taken the right way. And is safe flown through Lebanon and Syria. :bow:

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