Looduskalender

Juta, thanks for the card
Karula, you saved my day .... you can fly.

Sova
Yes, it is good to see that Karula was flying.
Thanks for the map.
He's in Lake Eber for 11 days already...

sova wrote: ↑September 28th, 2019, 4:20 pm then Karl II should pay, alone ... it's his chicks

LOL

juta wrote: ↑September 28th, 2019, 4:19 pm KARULA
Tracker map 27.09 - 28.09.2019
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1vh6aQ ... sp=sharing

Thank you for the tracker map, Juta

ARU

Tracker map 27.09 - 28.09.2019

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1i3H12 ... sp=sharing

ORU

Tracker map 27.09 - 28.09.2019

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wtDz- ... sp=sharing

juta wrote: ↑September 28th, 2019, 9:00 pm ORU
Tracker map 27.09 - 28.09.2019
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wtDz- ... sp=sharing

Thank you, Juta

Little Oru is still in the same area.
He didn't fly a lot.

Today's route:


Feeding area 1. I wonder what he found on that specific spot in the field?


Feeding area 2:

juta wrote: ↑September 28th, 2019, 9:00 pm ARU
Tracker map 27.09 - 28.09.2019
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1i3H12 ... sp=sharing

Little Aru also didn't move a lot, today.
Today's flown route


Feeding area


Another feeding area


Sova

Thank you Juta for the cards

Anne7 wrote: ↑September 28th, 2019, 9:11 pm Little Aru also didn't move a lot, today.

ARU did not have such * nice weather *



ORU

I wish you all a nice evening

sova wrote: ↑September 28th, 2019, 9:31 pm I wish you all a nice evening

Enjoy a beautiful evening, Sova

If we receive a birdmap update, I will complete this summary. (Edit: done)

TODAY'S SUMMARY SEPTEMBER 28

KARULA (Hatched 20.05.2018)
Birdmap was set to spring migration and the new distance measurement started on 15.02.2019
(Total distance on 14.02.2019 = 6606 km)
Birdmap was set to autumn migration on 11.08.2019 and the new distance measurement started on 15.07.2019
(Total distance on 14.07.2019 = 3012 km)
Overall flown distance until 14.07.2019 = 9618 km
Karula arrived at Lake Eber on 17. September (= 11 days)
Last birdmap data: 28.09.2019
Distance: 1040 km (+ 2 km in 1 day), at Eber Gölü near Derekarabağ in Turkey.
Weather report on 28.09 in Derekarabağ at 10:00
Temp 2 m above the ground: 18°
Temp 500 m above the ground: 19°
Precipitation: 0 mm
Humidity: 50%
Air pressure: 1020 hPa
Clouds: 10%
Wind 100 m - N/NE (04 km/h)
Wind 250 m - N/NE (04 km/h)
Wind 500 m - N (05 km/h)
Weather report on 28.09 in Derekarabağ at 15:00
Temp 2 m above the ground: 21°
Temp 500 m above the ground: 23°
Wind 100 m - NE (09 km/h)
Wind 250 m - NE (08 km/h)
Wind 500 m - NE (11 km/h)

ORU (Hatched 16.05.2019)
Oru started his first migration on 10.08.2019.
Oru arrived at the Danube on 19. September (= 09 days)
Last birdmap data: 28.09.2019.
Distance: 2738 km (+ 3 km in 1 day), same area near Srebarna in Bulgaria.

ARU (Hatched 16.05.2019)
Aru started his first migration on 17.08.2019.
Aru arrived at Liubel' on 16. September (= 12 days)
Last birdmap data: 28.09.2019.
Distance: 1812 km (+ 8 km in 1 day), the same area near Liubel' in Belarus.

Good night, everyone.

September 29

Hello everyone

birdmap update 28.09.2019

ARU
Distance: 1812 km (+ 8 km), Last data: 28.09.2019
- north from village Ljubeľ (Любель), Pinsk District, Brest Region, Belarus

ORU
Distance: 2738 km (+3 km), Last data: 28.09.2019
- near Danube, north from village Aydemir (Айдемир), Silistra Municipality, Silistra Province,Bulgaria

Karula - without update

EDIT:
KARULA
Distance: 1040 km (+ 2 km), Last data: 28.09.2019
- Lake Eber (Eber Gölü) - Dere Karabağ, Bolvadin district, Afyonkarahisar Province, Turkey

ORU


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aydemir

ARU



KARULA

asteria wrote: ↑September 28th, 2019, 2:33 pm Oru and Aru must be both girls I think.

I think we have a boy and a girl. Let's see...

Thanks to everyone for the updates

Our youngsters seem to enjoy their current places
Yes, storklets, take a good rest and fill your stomachs before continue your further journey

Wish you all a nice Sunday

Tracker Map
September 28 to September 29

KARULA
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AsYSn ... sp=sharing

Hello, everyone

Jo UK wrote: ↑September 29th, 2019, 4:15 pm Tracker Map
September 28 to September 29
KARULA
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AsYSn ... sp=sharing

Thanks, Jo

Karula is still at Lake Eber. He's here for 12 days already.







I read some disturbing, very recent news about Lake Eber, in this article:
24.09.2019 10:35
Reed fire in Lake Eber
"... Eber Lake has recently several reed fires. The reed, of which people make their living in the region, is, according to what people say, deliberately put on fire because of internal competition.
A reed worker who does not want to be named, says: "... The reed is set on fire due to rivalry. The purpose of the arsonists is to prevent and discourage the gain of competing opponents. The smoke completely covers the lake and all residential areas. Those involved in such events should be discouraged and punished."
https://www.dha.com.tr/son-dakika/eber- ... er-1714880

Karula, what are you doing there? It's time to move on!

Ari19 wrote: ↑September 28th, 2019, 2:42 pm I can see what you mean Liz. My initial thought was concerning problems similar to the fate of Karl I.
War zones, electronics poaching, etc.

On the other hand, the tracker maps might be providing ornithologists important information concerning the life patterns of the birds. In a sense, "our birds" are part of an experiment. Their routes reveal much previously unknown info about the habits, life processes, and needs of the birds.

Is it a danger to the birds themselves? To a certain degree, yes. But the benefit is great too.
It helps the entire species. Plus, a bird's life is inherently dangerous, even without a tracker.

I have long considered what I answer. When I see what actual happened on the fish ponds in Israel, then I know that nothing has changed in 10 years. Black storks and other birds die or injure themselves very heavily on the nets that are stretched over the ponds. A bad trap for all birds.
Israel is an important place for migratory birds. Everybody knows - nothing changes!
Experts know what black stork needs to breed successfully. They know it for years- nothing changes. Quite the contrary! the conditions are getting worse and worse.
I ask myself when will collected data and facts bring success for the birds? Probably never, when it comes to money, the need of our wild animals is unimportant! Forests are cut down, swamps are drained...
Yesterday I read in the Baltic newspaper that in a nature reserve where rare birds breed, 550 holiday homes are to be built. It is the Wustrow peninsula. I'm really horrified.
https://www.ostsee-zeitung.de/Nachricht ... -entstehen

Liz01 wrote: ↑September 29th, 2019, 5:03 pm...Experts know what black stork needs to breed successfully. They know it for years- nothing changes. ...

Liz, that's all is true . Our knowledge is growing, but knowledge-based activities are lagging behind (if any exist at all). Unfortunately, environmental protection is not one of the priorities of politicians and also for very much citizens still isn't.

good evening everybody

Jo, thanks for the card
Anne, weather data is available.
Soot particles can accumulate on the Karul's transmitter, which would explain why the battery is not fully charged. So that, Karula is constantly on the ground (shadow) .... would also be an explanation

Anne7 wrote: ↑September 29th, 2019, 4:17 pm ....
I read some disturbing, very recent news about Lake Eber, in this article: : slap:
.....
The smoke completely covers the lake and all residential areas.

Oh no, what bad news! Yes, Karula should fly on. Why does he still stay there?

Thank you, Anne and everyone, for the updates and reports!

Anne, how recent is the smoke on the lake? Was it a temporary event?