Gedser Fuglestation Blog
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Hit i Gedser
For præcis 20 år siden havde jeg forladt Gedser, og stod på grenen i Skagen, da der kom en melding, at der var fundet en Klippeværling i Gedser.
Så jeg drog hjem til Gedser for at se den og det lykkes efter mange timers søgning, men havde gemt en del hel til dagen efter. Følgeton i morgens blog.
Hvad kan jeg sige andet, end jeg ikke fangede noget hit i dag 20 år efter klippeværlingen.
Har fanget 17 fugle i dag fordelt på
Gærdesmutte 1/Wren
solsort 1/Blackbird
gulbug1/Icterine Warbler
gærdesanger 1/Lesser Whitethroat
Tornsanger 3/Common Whitethroat
Havesanger 1/Garden Warbler
Munk 1/Blackcap
Løvsanger 1/Meadow Warbler
Rødrygget tornskade 1/Redbacked Shrike
Grønirisk 3/Greenfinch
Stillits 1/Goldfinch
Tornirisk 2/Linnet
Stillits han i sit 2. kalenderår/Goldfinch 2cy
Efter ringmærkningen tog jeg ned til havnen og den lille sø ved Frisenfelt for at se om der skulle gemme sig noget der.
Da jeg stod og nød at kikke på en Husrødstjert/Black Redstart kunne jeg høre en fugl der kaldte ret flittigt, og syntes jeg kunne kende kaldet fra i går da jeg havde en lille fluesnapper/Redbreasted Flycatcher i fyrhaven, og ganske rigtig fandt jeg en lille fluesnapper hun, der lå og fløj rundt i de store træer ved søen.
Folk på stationen: Jens Friis-Walsted
30. maj 2023
Syngende lille fluesnapper i fyr haven.
Hele morgenen og formiddagen sad der en lille fluesnapper og underholdt mig med dens sang, imens jeg gik rundt og tjekkede net.
Også en karmindompap var på et kort besøg i haven tidlig morgen.
Det blev en god dag med 50 mærkede fugle.
Gul vipstjert 1/Yellow Wagtail
Rørsanger 1/Reed Warbler
Gulbug 8/Icterine Warbler
Gærdesanger 3/Lesser Whitethroat
Tornsanger 3/Common Whitethroat
Havesanger 1/Gerden Warbler
Munk 1/Blackcap
Gransanger 1/Chiffchaff
Løvsanger 25/Meadow Warbler
Rødrygget tornskade 1/Redbacked Shrike
Grønirisk 2/Greenfinch
Tornirisk 3/Linnet
Gul vipstjert/Yellow Wagtail
Rødrygget tornskade hun, Redbacked Shrike female
Folk på stationen: Jens Friis-Walsted
29. maj 2023
En solrig dag med let vind fra vest, så er det jo lækkert at gå at ringmærke her nede.
Især når der pludselig kommer en pirol, der sætter sig og begynder at synge, inden den fløj videre.
I dag har der været 44 fugle i nettenene, så endnu en fin dag.
Rørsanger 1/Reed Warbler
Gulbug 7/Icterine Warbler
Gærdesanger 1/Lesser Whitethroat
Havesanger 5/Garden Warbler
Munk 1/Blackcap
Gransanger 1/Chiffchaff
Løvsanger 24/Willow Warbler
Grå fluesnapper 1/Spotted Flycatcher
Rødrygget tornskade 1/Redbacked Shrike
Stillits 2./Goldfinch
Her den rødryggede tornskade/Redbacked Shrike
Folk på stationen: Andreas Pedersen, Bjørn Frikke, Jens Friis-Walsted
28. maj 2023
27. maj 2023
And then they arrived, a day with a lot of birds
The day looked the same to me when I woke up and as ussual the nets were open before it was light. To my surprise I had 9 birds in the first round and it were all different species. The day turned out to be excellent, caught 79 birds in total (76 new and 3 recaptures.). Again 2 Red-backed Shrikes (Rødrygget Tornskade), 6 Pied Flycatchers (Broget Fluesnapper) and the most common one was the Willow Warbler (Løvsanger) with atotal of 33.
One could consider the garden not as a safe place for birds with all those nets around, but it is certainly a safe place for hares. They get used to humans that do not pose a danger and you can get really close to them (see picture).
This night less moths, do not know why, but that is nature. Caught 19 moths (13 species) of which 2 were new for the season here (bold in table). Of one you will find a picture below the table, it is the Lille Vinsværmer (Small Elephant Hawkmoth).
This is my last blog for the spring, so no more moths probably the next few weeks. I will be back in September for two weeks.
Till autumn
Robert
Influx of Willow Warblers and a Whinchat
Today I caught 43 birds (highest number of the last 2 weeks). 12 Species, 40 new and 3 recaptures. There as a little influx of Willow Warblers (Løvsanger) and 19 flwew in the nets. Highlight of the day was a Bynkefugle (see picture).
Catching moths brings always something new for me. Today I found 29 moths in and around the traps, 22 species of which 10 were new for the season here in Gedser Fugle Station. New ones are bold in table.
Brombærtiggerugle (Pale Prominent)
Palpentandspinder (Small Square-spot)
With kind regards
Robert
Almost identical to yesterday
Today I had 33 birds (31 new and 2 recaptures) and 14 species. Highlights were 5 Icterin Warblers (Gulbug) and two male Red-backed Shrikes (Rødrygget Tornskade, see picture).
One Garden Warbler is missing, so it total 31 ne ringd birds.
It is difficult to make good pictures when you are alone at the station and in particular of this species. That is the reason that I wear a glove, else it would have eaten me.
Yesterday I caught a moth that was a bit damaged. It is according to me a Poppel-dromedarspinder (Three-bumped Prominent). I was not sure about the name, but had put it in Naturbasen. This morning I caught it again and another one. This was not damage, have put that one too in Naturbasen and till now nobody said it is not that species and I got 3 likes. So I think it is this species, which is rather rare for Denmark. Both looked a bit worn out, but that is a normal thing for old moths that come to the end of their life.
It is a migratory species mostly found on Bornholm and Falster (and incidentely in Nordøstjylland and Anholt).
In total I had 20 moths (15 species) of which 3 were new for the season here. One moth the Pine Beauty (Setaceous Hebrew Character, see picture below). This species was not occuring in Falster till now according to Naturbasen.
Pine Beauty
Till tomorrow, lets see what the day and night will bring
Ciao Robert
Some improvement
When I was opening the nets this morning all of a sudden there was some rain (not much). So decided to open most of the nets, was a good choice because soon the rain was gone.
The day brought 29 birds (24 new and 5 recaptures. The diversity was great: 17 species. Found 2 Marsh Warblers (kærsanger) in the nets (first of the year), 1 Reed Warbler (rørsanger, second of the year), 3 Red-backed Skrikes (Rødrygget Tornskade) and a beautifull male Common Rosefich (Karmindompap, also the first for the year). Happy man today!!!
Today I have a few nice pictures, Below you will find 2 male birds the Rosefich (Karmindompap) and a Redstart (Rødstjert).
Today I found 40 moths in or near the traps, 24 species of which were 9 new for the season. Tomorrow I will try to get nice pictures of some moths again, today only the table.
With kind regards
Robert
Where are the birds, will they still come?
Today again hardly birds in the garden in total 11 (8 new and 3 recaptures). I hope the birds will still arrive, but have no idea whether this will influence the breeding result of many species. Normally many birds lay their eggs in the May month, but when they are not there they have to start later. Maybe it is the cold weather or the long period of easterly wind that we have the last few weeks. This probably also influences the number of insects available for food. Some people that catch moths, as I do, complain that there are less than normal.
Luckely the moths gave me some more work today, still not many, but some nice ones. In total 29 moths and 18 species. Two were new for me: the Puss Moth (Hermelinskåbe) and the Orange Footman (Guldgul Lavspinder). In addition to those two I have choosen to show an additional moth: the Chinees Character (Silkevinge) a funny moth. If you do not know it is a moth you would think it is a kind of dropping.
Hermlinskåbe (Puss Moth)
Guldgul Lavspinder (Orange Footman)
Chinese Character (Silkevinge)
Till tomorrow
Robert