May 19
Day 4482 - Did another partial morning volunteering at the bird banding station.
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Day 4482 - Did another partial morning volunteering at the bird banding station.
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A summertime photo of a sizable, traditional stone garden path in the front yard.
Kirsty Macleod
Day 4477 - Did another partial morning volunteering at the bird banding station. Highlight was processing my first savannah sparrow!
Day 4476 - Did a partial volunteer morning at the banding station before work. Highlight was extracting my first black-and-white warbler.
Day 4473 - Volunteered at the bird banding station. As usual, it's catbirds all the day down!
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Day 4462 - Made it out for a volunteer morning bird banding for the first time this season. It was a pretty slow day, but included a blue jay, which I always love.
Banding of Starling hatchlings. #uglycute
The information from these bands will be processed by Stavanger Museum's Bird Ringing Centre. Annually, approximately 250,000 birds are banded each year in Norway -- we did 182 on this day.
Like many bird populations around the world, the presence of Starlings in Europe has plummeted, by up to 70% since 1980, with declines also significant in North America, where they are an introduced/invasive species.