Black Stork Tracks
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Re: Black Stork Tracks
if you click on birdmap on the "Black Stork" you can read:
The Black Stork is shy and beautiful bird, living as far from human settlements as possible. Black Storks forage along small streams in forest, on fish-ponds and on flood plains as well. For nesting they use huge trees with healthy branches, mainly in wide forested areas. In Estonia we can find breeding about 80 pairs of Black Stork. Several specimen are tagged with transmitters and let us know about their behaviour and migration.
In Eastern Europe their numbers have greatly declined over the past thirty years, most likely due to land improvement (melioration) and the diminishing supply of suitable old forests for nesting.
and you can see this nice BS photo by Josep Tuvi
http://birdmap.5dvision.ee/admin/pildid ... piltJT.jpg
The Black Stork is shy and beautiful bird, living as far from human settlements as possible. Black Storks forage along small streams in forest, on fish-ponds and on flood plains as well. For nesting they use huge trees with healthy branches, mainly in wide forested areas. In Estonia we can find breeding about 80 pairs of Black Stork. Several specimen are tagged with transmitters and let us know about their behaviour and migration.
In Eastern Europe their numbers have greatly declined over the past thirty years, most likely due to land improvement (melioration) and the diminishing supply of suitable old forests for nesting.
and you can see this nice BS photo by Josep Tuvi
http://birdmap.5dvision.ee/admin/pildid ... piltJT.jpg
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ORU - infos on birdmap: Juvenile Black Stork from webcam nest. Started its first migration in 10.08.2019, leaving second sibling in nest. Transmitter installed in 12.07.2019. Transmitter is obtained with help of webcam watchers in 2018, then used on juvenile (Maru) of last year. Maru perished (poached) in southern Egypt and transmitter send back by kind Egyptian colleagues and Estonian embassy in Kairo. So we re-use this device here to track Oru.]
ARU - infos on birdmap: "Juvenile Black Stork from webcam nest. Started its first migration in ??.??.2019, after ?? days as second sibling in nest. Transmitter installed in 12.07.2019. Aru did get some slight injury probably doing flight exercises in the woods, but that did not affect on flight abilities. All food brought by male was eaten by Aru after Oru left for migration and that was a bit too much for one juvenile Black Stork. But enough food enables better start for migration probably."
started on Aug. 17, after 7 days as (ORU) second sibling in nest
ORU - infos on birdmap: Juvenile Black Stork from webcam nest. Started its first migration in 10.08.2019, leaving second sibling in nest. Transmitter installed in 12.07.2019. Transmitter is obtained with help of webcam watchers in 2018, then used on juvenile (Maru) of last year. Maru perished (poached) in southern Egypt and transmitter send back by kind Egyptian colleagues and Estonian embassy in Kairo. So we re-use this device here to track Oru.]
ARU - infos on birdmap: "Juvenile Black Stork from webcam nest. Started its first migration in ??.??.2019, after ?? days as second sibling in nest. Transmitter installed in 12.07.2019. Aru did get some slight injury probably doing flight exercises in the woods, but that did not affect on flight abilities. All food brought by male was eaten by Aru after Oru left for migration and that was a bit too much for one juvenile Black Stork. But enough food enables better start for migration probably."
started on Aug. 17, after 7 days as (ORU) second sibling in nest
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EEDI and ARU in Latvia
EEDI and ORU + ARU - our 3 BS from Karula NP (+ Karula in Turkey yet)
EEDI and ORU + ARU - our 3 BS from Karula NP (+ Karula in Turkey yet)
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MARE
in her summer area Romania, Brăila County
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Br%C4%83ila_County
in her "summer apartment"
Gura Gârluței now depopulated (wiki info)
in her summer area Romania, Brăila County
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Br%C4%83ila_County
in her "summer apartment"
Gura Gârluței now depopulated (wiki info)
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2016 (first migration): Mare arrived to this area on Oct. 1, but continued to migrate
2017: Mare arrived here for her first summer stay on July 14 and he left the area on Oct. 07
(https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 60#p552760)
2018: Mare arrived here on Sept. 01 and flew away from that area for her trip to Africa on Sept. 25
(https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 01#p616201)
2019: Mare arrived here on Aug. 08 - how long she will stay here this year?
2017: Mare arrived here for her first summer stay on July 14 and he left the area on Oct. 07
(https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 60#p552760)
2018: Mare arrived here on Sept. 01 and flew away from that area for her trip to Africa on Sept. 25
(https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 01#p616201)
2019: Mare arrived here on Aug. 08 - how long she will stay here this year?
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MARE (not the currently situation)
FB Melnais stārķis. Dzīvības lidojums:
Our Mare has finished this season :) Currently she has started her migration and is already in Romania :) Have a successful trip to the warm lands!
https://www.facebook.com/DzivibasLidoju ... =3&theater
FB Melnais stārķis. Dzīvības lidojums:
Our Mare has finished this season :) Currently she has started her migration and is already in Romania :) Have a successful trip to the warm lands!
https://www.facebook.com/DzivibasLidoju ... =3&theater
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EEDI
Last data: Distance: 146 km, Last data: 18.08.2019 plus 7 km
(more https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 95#p689095)
New data: Distance: 147 km, Last data: 18.08.2019 plus 1 km
Eedi stayed in the area - he flew from forest to his feeding place (evening meal?)
(Oru stayed too, Aru without update)
here you can see the change on birdmap
Eedi - his stopover sites in Belarus and Ukraine (Raivo, Karl - Romania)
Last data: Distance: 146 km, Last data: 18.08.2019 plus 7 km
(more https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 95#p689095)
New data: Distance: 147 km, Last data: 18.08.2019 plus 1 km
Eedi stayed in the area - he flew from forest to his feeding place (evening meal?)
(Oru stayed too, Aru without update)
here you can see the change on birdmap
Eedi - his stopover sites in Belarus and Ukraine (Raivo, Karl - Romania)
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STOPOVER SITE
Chevallier, D., Le Maho, Y., Brossault, P., Baillon, F., & Massemin, S. (2011). The use of stopover sites by Black Storks (Ciconia nigra) migrating between West Europe and West Africa as revealed by satellite telemetry. Journal of Ornithologie, 152(1), 1-13.
stopover site: time spent there >10 days - 16 Black Storks during their autumn and spring migrations between European breeding areas and West African wintering sites (westernflyway):
- Some birds migrate without using stopovers, whereas others need to stop at least once during their migration: 1-5 stopovers were observed per bird
- it is unlikely that the storks forage near their night roost, just after or before their migratory flights
- for the birds that do make stopovers, the tracking data reveal both inter- and intra-individual variability in the use of stopovers over the two migrations, suggesting a lack of fidelity to such sites
- the number of stopovers was similar for potential breeders and non-breeders, although the length of stopovers was significantly longer for non-breeders than for potential breeders
- no difference in stopover duration was found between autumn and spring migrations
Tamás, E.A. (2012). Breeding and migration of the Black Stork (Ciconia nigra), with special regard to a Central European population and the impact of hydro-meteorological factors and wetland status. PhD thesis/dissertation, University of Debrecen, Hungary.
Central European population (easternflyway) - three typical ISA (Important Stopover Area): 1/ Pannonian Central Danube Floodplains, 2/ Central Anatolian lakes, 3/ Jordan Valley fishponds
Chevallier, D., Le Maho, Y., Brossault, P., Baillon, F., & Massemin, S. (2011). The use of stopover sites by Black Storks (Ciconia nigra) migrating between West Europe and West Africa as revealed by satellite telemetry. Journal of Ornithologie, 152(1), 1-13.
stopover site: time spent there >10 days - 16 Black Storks during their autumn and spring migrations between European breeding areas and West African wintering sites (westernflyway):
- Some birds migrate without using stopovers, whereas others need to stop at least once during their migration: 1-5 stopovers were observed per bird
- it is unlikely that the storks forage near their night roost, just after or before their migratory flights
- for the birds that do make stopovers, the tracking data reveal both inter- and intra-individual variability in the use of stopovers over the two migrations, suggesting a lack of fidelity to such sites
- the number of stopovers was similar for potential breeders and non-breeders, although the length of stopovers was significantly longer for non-breeders than for potential breeders
- no difference in stopover duration was found between autumn and spring migrations
Tamás, E.A. (2012). Breeding and migration of the Black Stork (Ciconia nigra), with special regard to a Central European population and the impact of hydro-meteorological factors and wetland status. PhD thesis/dissertation, University of Debrecen, Hungary.
Central European population (easternflyway) - three typical ISA (Important Stopover Area): 1/ Pannonian Central Danube Floodplains, 2/ Central Anatolian lakes, 3/ Jordan Valley fishponds
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good morning solo
thank you very much for all these informations and for taking care of birds outside estonia as well
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POLAND
previous year (one group): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 70#p684370
previous years (another group): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 65#p684565
- the first info about this season by me here (Aug.2): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 44#p683044
- the second info (Aug.6): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 65#p684365
- the third info (Aug. 9): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 68#p685568
- the fourth (Aug. 12): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 37#p686937
2019-08-11
2019-08-14 (the perished storklet - see also the first info about this season info)
storklets from Dab-nest: https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 20#p686920
previous year (one group): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 70#p684370
previous years (another group): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 65#p684565
- the first info about this season by me here (Aug.2): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 44#p683044
- the second info (Aug.6): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 65#p684365
- the third info (Aug. 9): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 68#p685568
- the fourth (Aug. 12): https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 37#p686937
today is the "later more"Solo wrote: ↑August 12th, 2019, 5:38 pm PL 2 - later more
http://mapa.bocianimy.pl/
- 8 still on the nest
- one young storklet already died on its way to south on the field in Romania (I think predation)
2019-08-11
2019-08-14 (the perished storklet - see also the first info about this season info)
storklets from Dab-nest: https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 20#p686920
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CNIG 28 (the perished storklet)
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2019-08-19
2 young stork in Netherland/edit 3 in Germany: CNIG 14, CBIG 17 and CNIG 12 (Liz, I need new glasses too )
1 in France: CNIG 13
maybe west-flyer (Spain/Portugal - Gibraltar-Africa)
2/edit 1 - Poland: CNIG 04 (:shock: another one - CNIG 17 - perished probably already too or the device failed, last data Aug. 5/edit: that was probably the starting point, not the end - thanx for hint to my FB friend H.K. )
1 - Ukraine: CNIG 19
4 - Romania: CNIG 24, CNIG 26, CNIG 18 (3 + 1: the perished storklet CNIG 28, last data Aug. 12)
1 - Bulgaria: CNIG 25 (border area - Danube)
2 - Serbia ( ): CNIG 18, CNIG 16
CNIG 17 edit: deleted - that was mistake , still alive
2 young stork in Netherland/edit 3 in Germany: CNIG 14, CBIG 17 and CNIG 12 (Liz, I need new glasses too )
1 in France: CNIG 13
maybe west-flyer (Spain/Portugal - Gibraltar-Africa)
2/edit 1 - Poland: CNIG 04 (:shock: another one - CNIG 17 - perished probably already too or the device failed, last data Aug. 5/edit: that was probably the starting point, not the end - thanx for hint to my FB friend H.K. )
1 - Ukraine: CNIG 19
4 - Romania: CNIG 24, CNIG 26, CNIG 18 (3 + 1: the perished storklet CNIG 28, last data Aug. 12)
1 - Bulgaria: CNIG 25 (border area - Danube)
2 - Serbia ( ): CNIG 18, CNIG 16
CNIG 17 edit: deleted - that was mistake , still alive
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CNIG 17 edit: deleted - that was mistake , still alive
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EEDI
Last data: Distance: 147 km, Last data: 18.08.2019 plus 1km
(more https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 13#p689213)
New data: Distance: 151 km, Last data: 19.08.2019 plus 4 km
Eedi stayed in the area - after night resting in forest (southeast) flew to north (first east, current localisation west)
the feeding area
Last data: Distance: 147 km, Last data: 18.08.2019 plus 1km
(more https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 13#p689213)
New data: Distance: 151 km, Last data: 19.08.2019 plus 4 km
Eedi stayed in the area - after night resting in forest (southeast) flew to north (first east, current localisation west)
the feeding area
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current localisation (flying above forest)
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MARE
Mare stayed in her "summer apartment"
irrigated fields
Mare stayed in her "summer apartment"
irrigated fields