#birdmigration — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #birdmigration, aggregated by home.social.
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According to BirdCast, there was a large number of birds migrating through Kent County, Michigan overnight.
An estimated 130,000+ birds crossed the county.
But no info on what species are migrating.
I noticed that's true for other Michigan counties I checked on BirdCast, for the past two nights.
Any other birders noticed the same issue?
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According to BirdCast, there was a large number of birds migrating through Kent County, Michigan overnight.
An estimated 130,000+ birds crossed the county.
But no info on what species are migrating.
I noticed that's true for other Michigan counties I checked on BirdCast, for the past two nights.
Any other birders noticed the same issue?
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Whee!
BirdCast is active with fall migration data in the US with dashboard, maps, and real-time nighttime migration radar.
Runs from August through November.
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Whee!
BirdCast is active with fall migration data in the US with dashboard, maps, and real-time nighttime migration radar.
Runs from August through November.
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One of my favourite ever #paintings - of Bird Migrations - is back in stock as a #teatowel. If you've ever wondered where the #birds go, answers await. It will make drying up a less tedious & an altogether more rewarding experience. 🤣
100% cotton, made in the UK
More info: https://janetomlinson.com/products/bird-migration-tea-towel
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One of my favourite ever #paintings - of Bird Migrations - is back in stock as a #teatowel. If you've ever wondered where the #birds go, answers await. It will make drying up a less tedious & an altogether more rewarding experience. 🤣
100% cotton, made in the UK
More info: https://janetomlinson.com/products/bird-migration-tea-towel
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Climate Change Disrupts Bird Migration Patterns, Threatening Populations
📰 Original title: Climate change is shifting the seasons — and birds are paying the price
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
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Motus (wildlife tracking network) (Zoology 🦥)
Motus is a network of radio receivers for tracking signals from transmitters attached to wild animals. Motus uses radio telemetry for real-time tracking. It was launched by Birds Canada in 2014 in the US and Canada. As of 2022, more than 1,500 receiver stations had been installed in 34 countries. Most receiv...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motus_(wildlife_tracking_network)
#Motus #Zoology #Telemetry #BirdMigration #Geopositioning #RadioTechnology
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@[email protected] #fotovorschlag
'Objekte die mit "K" beginnen oder so aussehen ...'
Kraniche
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@[email protected] #fotovorschlag
'Objekte die mit "K" beginnen oder so aussehen ...'
Kraniche
#photography #bnw #nature #birds #birdmigration -
An interesting read for bird-lovers
#Birds #BirdMigration
https://therevelator.org/urban-habitat-migrating-birds/ -
An interesting read for bird-lovers
#Birds #BirdMigration
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The Spirituality of Seasonal Transitions
Happy Memorial Day! For many of us, this day marks the unofficial beginning of summer. But the land keeps its own calendar. This essay reflects on the sacred year here in Kansas City as it turns through migrating wings, hedge apples, first frost, thawing clay, and spring storms.https://pagangrove.wordpress.com/2026/05/25/the-spirituality-of-seasonal-transitions/
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The Spirituality of Seasonal Transitions
Happy Memorial Day! For many of us, this day marks the unofficial beginning of summer. But the land keeps its own calendar. This essay reflects on the sacred year here in Kansas City as it turns through migrating wings, hedge apples, first frost, thawing clay, and spring storms.https://pagangrove.wordpress.com/2026/05/25/the-spirituality-of-seasonal-transitions/
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👀 Sitting quietly at the breakfast table, maneuvering slowing to get a pic through a glass door of a skittish Rose-breasted Grosbeak on our feeder.
They pass through here each year from Central America or northern South America. They cross the Gulf of Mexico in one night 😲, so we make sure we have plenty of food available for them to refuel.
From here they fly to the Northern U.S. and Canada. Whew! Sometimes your feeders help out those that are just passing through.
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👀 Sitting quietly at the breakfast table, maneuvering slowing to get a pic through a glass door of a skittish Rose-breasted Grosbeak on our feeder.
They pass through here each year from Central America or northern South America. They cross the Gulf of Mexico in one night 😲, so we make sure we have plenty of food available for them to refuel.
From here they fly to the Northern U.S. and Canada. Whew! Sometimes your feeders help out those that are just passing through.
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Nocturnal migratory birds follow rhythm of the moon
https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/article/nocturnal-migratory-birds-follow-rhythm-moon
#HackerNews #nocturnalbirds #migratorybirds #moonrhythm #birdmigration #natureobservations
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Nocturnal migratory birds follow rhythm of the moon
https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/article/nocturnal-migratory-birds-follow-rhythm-moon
#HackerNews #nocturnalbirds #migratorybirds #moonrhythm #birdmigration #natureobservations
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#Vancouver #YYJ - a fab #Decolonized #Birding event coming up! Special Bird Service events are excellent #decolonization programs in the BC birding world ❤️
Magnificent Migration: #Sandpipers Shenanigans. You'll see thousands of them!
When: Saturday, April 25th, 2026, from 11:00 am–2:00 pm
Where: Brunswick Point, Delta (meeting location shared closer to date)
Target Species: #WesternSandpiper
This gentle shoreline walk will centre sandpipers and the many winged travellers who rest and refuel at Boundary Bay on their incredible journeys. Expect communal watching, storytelling, and an appreciation of small movements—of wings, tides, and time. Whether you’re a long-time birder or just getting started, this event is grounded in care, connection, and curiosity.
What to expect:
• Easy walking on flat dyke trail
• Sandpiper identification tips and shared observations
• Inclusive, welcoming scenes for all experience levels
• Binoculars & scopes to borrow
• Rest breaks, snacks, and educational story-sharingThis event is hosted on the Stolen, Traditional and Ancestral territories of the sc̓əwaθenaɁɬ təməxʷ (Tsawwassen), S’ólh Téméxw (Stó:lō), Semiahmoo, and Stz’uminus Nations.
Who We Are
#SpecialBirdService (SBS) creates #inclusive and restorative pathways into nature, with a focus on birding, experiential education, and community care.
#Birding and #OutdoorEducation have historically been dominated by white, colonial norms that have excluded and marginalized Global Majority communities. We hold space intentionally to challenge those histories and to support belonging, healing, and relationship-building in nature.
Our work is grounded in:
Ecological stewardship
Mental health advocacy
Anti-racism and equity
Generational knowledge sharing
Community-led care and accountability* This event is part of Special Bird Service’s monthly #BirdingBeyondBarriers series; a collaboration with Nocs Provisions designed to make community-driven birding more #accessible with a focus on deep observation, curiosity and connection. Each walk will highlight different target species and ecosystems throughout the year. Bring your binoculars or borrow a pair from us, courtesy of our friends at Nocs Provisions, and let’s spot our feathered friends together! *
https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/magnificent-migration-western-sandpipers
#wildlife #birdlovers #birdwatchers #Birdwatching #DecolonizedLearning #NatureWalk #GuidedWalk #InterpretiveBirding #BIPOCFriendly #diversity #BirdMigration #Spring #DeltaBC #BCBirders #ecological #avian #POCLed
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#Vancouver #YYJ - a fab #Decolonized #Birding event coming up! Special Bird Service events are excellent #decolonization programs in the BC birding world ❤️
Magnificent Migration: #Sandpipers Shenanigans. You'll see thousands of them!
When: Saturday, April 25th, 2026, from 11:00 am–2:00 pm
Where: Brunswick Point, Delta (meeting location shared closer to date)
Target Species: #WesternSandpiper
This gentle shoreline walk will centre sandpipers and the many winged travellers who rest and refuel at Boundary Bay on their incredible journeys. Expect communal watching, storytelling, and an appreciation of small movements—of wings, tides, and time. Whether you’re a long-time birder or just getting started, this event is grounded in care, connection, and curiosity.
What to expect:
• Easy walking on flat dyke trail
• Sandpiper identification tips and shared observations
• Inclusive, welcoming scenes for all experience levels
• Binoculars & scopes to borrow
• Rest breaks, snacks, and educational story-sharingThis event is hosted on the Stolen, Traditional and Ancestral territories of the sc̓əwaθenaɁɬ təməxʷ (Tsawwassen), S’ólh Téméxw (Stó:lō), Semiahmoo, and Stz’uminus Nations.
Who We Are
#SpecialBirdService (SBS) creates #inclusive and restorative pathways into nature, with a focus on birding, experiential education, and community care.
#Birding and #OutdoorEducation have historically been dominated by white, colonial norms that have excluded and marginalized Global Majority communities. We hold space intentionally to challenge those histories and to support belonging, healing, and relationship-building in nature.
Our work is grounded in:
Ecological stewardship
Mental health advocacy
Anti-racism and equity
Generational knowledge sharing
Community-led care and accountability* This event is part of Special Bird Service’s monthly #BirdingBeyondBarriers series; a collaboration with Nocs Provisions designed to make community-driven birding more #accessible with a focus on deep observation, curiosity and connection. Each walk will highlight different target species and ecosystems throughout the year. Bring your binoculars or borrow a pair from us, courtesy of our friends at Nocs Provisions, and let’s spot our feathered friends together! *
https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/magnificent-migration-western-sandpipers
#wildlife #birdlovers #birdwatchers #Birdwatching #DecolonizedLearning #NatureWalk #GuidedWalk #InterpretiveBirding #BIPOCFriendly #diversity #BirdMigration #Spring #DeltaBC #BCBirders #ecological #avian #POCLed
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This is what I do.
How to Make #Hummingbird Nectar Audubon's 7 Steps!
August 15, 2024
"To make #HummingbirdNectar following the #Audubon guidelines, you will need to mix a 1:4 ratio of white granulated sugar to water, boil the mixture for 2 minutes, let it cool, and then fill your feeder.
"Hummingbird nectar, also known as sugar water, mimics the natural nectar found in flowers that hummingbirds feed on.
"The #AudubonSociety’s recipe ensures that the nectar provides the proper nutritional balance for hummingbirds while being easy to prepare at home.
Use a 1:4 ratio of sugar to water (e.g., 1 cup of sugar to 4 cups of water)
Boil the sugar-water mixture for 2 minutes to dissolve the sugar and eliminate any impurities
Allow the nectar to cool before filling your feeder
Do not add any dyes, honey, or artificial sweeteners, as these can be harmful to hummingbirds
When preparing hummingbird nectar, it’s crucial to maintain the 1:4 sugar-to-water ratio as recommended by the Audubon Society.
This ratio ensures that hummingbirds receive the necessary energy to sustain their high metabolism without causing potential health issues.
Regularly clean and refill your feeder, especially during hot weather, to prevent mold and spoilage. Additionally, storing any unused nectar in the refrigerator can help extend its freshness."
Learn more:
https://birdsidea.com/how-to-make-hummingbird-nectar-audubon/#SolarPunkSunday #HummingbirdMigration #SolarPunkSunday #BirdWatching #BirdMigration #FeedingBirds
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This is what I do.
How to Make #Hummingbird Nectar Audubon's 7 Steps!
August 15, 2024
"To make #HummingbirdNectar following the #Audubon guidelines, you will need to mix a 1:4 ratio of white granulated sugar to water, boil the mixture for 2 minutes, let it cool, and then fill your feeder.
"Hummingbird nectar, also known as sugar water, mimics the natural nectar found in flowers that hummingbirds feed on.
"The #AudubonSociety’s recipe ensures that the nectar provides the proper nutritional balance for hummingbirds while being easy to prepare at home.
Use a 1:4 ratio of sugar to water (e.g., 1 cup of sugar to 4 cups of water)
Boil the sugar-water mixture for 2 minutes to dissolve the sugar and eliminate any impurities
Allow the nectar to cool before filling your feeder
Do not add any dyes, honey, or artificial sweeteners, as these can be harmful to hummingbirds
When preparing hummingbird nectar, it’s crucial to maintain the 1:4 sugar-to-water ratio as recommended by the Audubon Society.
This ratio ensures that hummingbirds receive the necessary energy to sustain their high metabolism without causing potential health issues.
Regularly clean and refill your feeder, especially during hot weather, to prevent mold and spoilage. Additionally, storing any unused nectar in the refrigerator can help extend its freshness."
Learn more:
https://birdsidea.com/how-to-make-hummingbird-nectar-audubon/#SolarPunkSunday #HummingbirdMigration #SolarPunkSunday #BirdWatching #BirdMigration #FeedingBirds
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#HummingbirdMigration map reveals new locations across #US
by James Powel, Lori Comstock and Kinsey Crowley
Updated April 1, 2026"#Hummingbirds are beginning to appear farther north as the fast‑winged birds continue their annual spring migration.
"Sightings have been reported across the Gulf Coast in recent weeks, and as far north as New Jersey, where a male ruby‑throated hummingbird was spotted March 31, according to Hummingbird Central’s interactive migration map. Another hummingbird was seen near Charlotte, North Carolina, on March 22, AccuWeather reported.
"Forecasters say hummingbirds will continue moving north as temperatures rise, becoming more common across central and eastern states by May.
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"How to invite hummingbirds to your yard
"With impossibly fast wings, small bodies and long distances to travel, hummingbirds must eat every 10 to 15 minutes and visit 1,000 to 2,000 flowers per day, according to the National Audubon Society.
"If you want to boost your chances of seeing a hummingbird in your own backyard, the National Audubon Society says flowers, perches, insects and water are key. Here's what the organization suggests:
- Flowers: Plant native, flowering plants in your yard. Red or orange tubular flowers attract hummingbirds, as do natives like honeysuckle, bee balm and hummingbird sage, which are rich with nectar.
- Perches: Give them somewhere to rest, both open and somewhat sheltered.
- Insects: Hummingbirds also get protein from small insects. Avoid pesticides in the yard, plant insect-pollinated plants in addition to hummingbird-pollinated plants and try hanging overripe fruit near a hummingbird feeder to attract fruit flies.
- Bathtime: Hummingbirds like to bathe. Giving them fine, fresh water to do so could help attract them. Consider a misting device or a drop fountain.
-Feeders: Hummingbird feeders also help give hummingbirds nectar, the necessary fuel for their long migrations." -
#HummingbirdMigration map reveals new locations across #US
by James Powel, Lori Comstock and Kinsey Crowley
Updated April 1, 2026"#Hummingbirds are beginning to appear farther north as the fast‑winged birds continue their annual spring migration.
"Sightings have been reported across the Gulf Coast in recent weeks, and as far north as New Jersey, where a male ruby‑throated hummingbird was spotted March 31, according to Hummingbird Central’s interactive migration map. Another hummingbird was seen near Charlotte, North Carolina, on March 22, AccuWeather reported.
"Forecasters say hummingbirds will continue moving north as temperatures rise, becoming more common across central and eastern states by May.
[...]
"How to invite hummingbirds to your yard
"With impossibly fast wings, small bodies and long distances to travel, hummingbirds must eat every 10 to 15 minutes and visit 1,000 to 2,000 flowers per day, according to the National Audubon Society.
"If you want to boost your chances of seeing a hummingbird in your own backyard, the National Audubon Society says flowers, perches, insects and water are key. Here's what the organization suggests:
- Flowers: Plant native, flowering plants in your yard. Red or orange tubular flowers attract hummingbirds, as do natives like honeysuckle, bee balm and hummingbird sage, which are rich with nectar.
- Perches: Give them somewhere to rest, both open and somewhat sheltered.
- Insects: Hummingbirds also get protein from small insects. Avoid pesticides in the yard, plant insect-pollinated plants in addition to hummingbird-pollinated plants and try hanging overripe fruit near a hummingbird feeder to attract fruit flies.
- Bathtime: Hummingbirds like to bathe. Giving them fine, fresh water to do so could help attract them. Consider a misting device or a drop fountain.
-Feeders: Hummingbird feeders also help give hummingbirds nectar, the necessary fuel for their long migrations." -
Lessor Black-backed Gull ‘RHRF’, Havergate Island, Suffolk. Ringed there as a chick in 2016. Next sighting was El Jadifa, Morocco in March 2020, then seen back annually on Havergate since 2021. #nature #birds #gulls #birdmigration
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Lessor Black-backed Gull ‘RHRF’, Havergate Island, Suffolk. Ringed there as a chick in 2016. Next sighting was El Jadifa, Morocco in March 2020, then seen back annually on Havergate since 2021. #nature #birds #gulls #birdmigration
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Herring gull ‘VNF’. Ringed as a chick on Havergate Island, Suffolk, on 27.6.14. Recorded on Guernsey, Channel Islands, in Aug 2014 then the French Atlantic coast in Feb 2015 and the following two winters. Recorded back at Havergate in April 2017, were all subsequent sightings have been recorded except for a record from Dungeness, Kent on 03.03.18. #birds #gulls #birdmigration
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Herring gull ‘VNF’. Ringed as a chick on Havergate Island, Suffolk, on 27.6.14. Recorded on Guernsey, Channel Islands, in Aug 2014 then the French Atlantic coast in Feb 2015 and the following two winters. Recorded back at Havergate in April 2017, were all subsequent sightings have been recorded except for a record from Dungeness, Kent on 03.03.18. #birds #gulls #birdmigration
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Tussenstop bij de Taag in Portugal 🎵
https://dewittehaas.nl/solanum/#Solanum #Schiermonnikoog #lepelaars #spoonbills #vogels #birds #WaakVogels #science #music #EilandGevoel #vogeltrek #migratie #BirdMigration
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Tussenstop bij de Taag in Portugal 🎵
https://dewittehaas.nl/solanum/#Solanum #Schiermonnikoog #lepelaars #spoonbills #vogels #birds #WaakVogels #science #music #EilandGevoel #vogeltrek #migratie #BirdMigration
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Stunning murmurations of Rosy Starlings fill the skies of Thoothukudi as winter migration season reaches its peak. https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/india/rosy-starlings-birds-thoothukudi-migration-fybmpgxg?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #RosyStarling #BirdMigration #Thoothukudi #TamilNadu #WinterMigration
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Annual outing with students to Malone, New York to see thousands of Snow Geese during their migration south from the Arctic. (Also thousands of Canada Geese and a chance to see Cackling and Ross’s Geese as well). Such a blast!
(p.s. this is not a silent video, the geese are quite loud for immersive experience)
#birding #birdmigration #geese #SnowGeese #NewYork #Adirondacks -
Annual outing with students to Malone, New York to see thousands of Snow Geese during their migration south from the Arctic. (Also thousands of Canada Geese and a chance to see Cackling and Ross’s Geese as well). Such a blast!
(p.s. this is not a silent video, the geese are quite loud for immersive experience)
#birding #birdmigration #geese #SnowGeese #NewYork #Adirondacks -
Light to moderate SSE winds produced some excellent movements of wildfowl and waders off Thorpeness,Suffolk, in the last two days as birds move from Northern Europe / Russian breeding grounds to wintering areas in eastern / southern Uk and the French channel coast. Movements logged on Trektellan, a website used across Europe for logging migration patterns. Screenshot of today’s count. #birdmigration #birdwatching #nature #seabirds #seawtching
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De pimpelmees invasie vanuit het noorden zet ook deze week door | The blue tit invasion from the north continues this week #birds #birdmigration |
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On #WorldMigratoryBirdDay it's incredible to think of the epic journeys iof THOUSANDS of miles the #birds make twice a year!
UK #birders, seen a #redwing yet? I'm still waiting...
(#Paintings by me because taking photos of birds is too damned hard. 🤣)
More here: https://janetomlinson.com/collections/birds <<< have a look
#BirdMigration #ornithology #autumnmigration #birding #autumn
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On #WorldMigratoryBirdDay it's incredible to think of the epic journeys iof THOUSANDS of miles the #birds make twice a year!
UK #birders, seen a #redwing yet? I'm still waiting...
(#Paintings by me because taking photos of birds is too damned hard. 🤣)
More here: https://janetomlinson.com/collections/birds <<< have a look
#BirdMigration #ornithology #autumnmigration #birding #autumn
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TWO of my #handpainted #maps have been #published in this #geography text #book from HardieGrant in Australia. 👍 😍
I wish I’d had such a fun & well designed book when I was at school a million years ago.
More of my handpainted maps here: https://janetomlinson.com/collections/maps
#traveltuesday #geographyteacher #geographyteachers #cartography #maplovers #galapagos #birdmigration #mapart #art #painting #mapsoftheworld #quizbook
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TWO of my #handpainted #maps have been #published in this #geography text #book from HardieGrant in Australia. 👍 😍
I wish I’d had such a fun & well designed book when I was at school a million years ago.
More of my handpainted maps here: https://janetomlinson.com/collections/maps
#traveltuesday #geographyteacher #geographyteachers #cartography #maplovers #galapagos #birdmigration #mapart #art #painting #mapsoftheworld #quizbook
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BookTok creators, BUSH concert, Thunder artist call and bird campaign https://www.rawchili.com/nba/267285/ #Basketball #BirdMigration #booktok #bush #concert #Entertainment #Events #FullCircleBookstore #GavinRossdale #LillieBethBrinkman #LocalEvents #LuckyStarAmphitheater #NBA #OKCThunder #Oklahoma #OklahomaCity #OklahomaCityThunder #OklahomaCityZoo #OklahomaCity #OklahomaCityThunder #OnTheTown #OpEd #Thunder #ThunderArtistGroup #WildCareOklahoma
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Two Ringed Plovers with yellow flags on right leg, Havergate Island, Suffolk yesterday. Both trapped by mist net at Makkevika wader station, Norway. C88 ringed on 31.08.2019 as a second calendar year plus and T54 as a juv on 29.08.2023. Both first records since being ringed. Probably on migration to West Africa - the station has had recoveries of birds from Senegal, Sierra Leone and Ghana. #birds #nature #birdmigration
