2546825
4 ENR 25.07.2001
4 ENR 29.07.2013 - 12years and 4 days - not even close to the longevity record for this species.
Birds controlled from ringing on the night of the 29th July 2013
2670719
6 Priest Island, Highland 16.06.2013. 43d 97km 47deg
2594903
4 Isle of May, Fife 03.08.2011. 726d 284km 339deg
2622016
4 Faraid Head, Highland 26.08.2011. 703d 27km 103deg
Birds controlled from ringing on the night of the 31st July 2013
2671038
6 Priest Island, Highland 15.06.2012. 411d 97km 47deg
2647426
4 Faraid Head, Highland 27.08.2011. 704d 27km 103deg
2558478
4 Faraid Head, Highland 27.08.2010. 1069d 27km 103deg
2454277
4 Duncansby Head, Highland 31.07.2012. 365d 75km 263deg
2638389
4 Fair Isle, Shetland 22.08.2012.43d 190km 235deg
Bird controlled from ringing on the night of the 1st Aug 2013
2622155
4 Faraid Head, Highland 27.08.2011. 705d 27km 103deg
Thursday, 10 October 2013
Thursday, 3 October 2013
Some recoveries from the 2013 season of others
2659321 & 2659434
Ringed ENR 02 Aug 2011. Controlled Priest Island 15 June 2013
683 days, 97km, 227degrees.
2681100
Ringed ENR 23 Jul 2012. Controlled Priest Island 15 June 2013
327 days, 97km, 227degrees.
2659892
Ringed ENR 24 Jul 2012. Controlled Priest Island 15 June 2013
326 days, 97km, 227degrees.
Ringed ENR 02 Aug 2011. Controlled Priest Island 15 June 2013
683 days, 97km, 227degrees.
2681100
Ringed ENR 23 Jul 2012. Controlled Priest Island 15 June 2013
327 days, 97km, 227degrees.
2659892
Ringed ENR 24 Jul 2012. Controlled Priest Island 15 June 2013
326 days, 97km, 227degrees.
The visit of 2013
Apologies all for the lack of build up, and details, for this year's visit but, due to a packed timetable, I was unable to go this year. Thus it was left to Kenny to sort out the visit - much of which passed me by.
The Team this year consisted of some regulars (Kenny, Tony), some devoted hangers on (Andy & Jedda), some newbies (Alan Paul) and several Nan Ron virgins (Ros, Alex, Scott, Chris).
Rain was a minor irritation of this year with the on-island and off-island trips being accompanied by rain and, annoyingly, one night of activity completely lost to rain.
The bird of the visit (besides the Portugese control) was probably 2546825, a UK control that was 'assisted' from its burrow by the long arm of Ros.
Final figures:
846 new Stormies, 38 retraps (24 x 2013, 11 x 2012, 3 x 2011 and 1 x 2010), 13 UK controls and one Portugese. Eleven skuas were ringed, four as trapped adults.
And a picture from the island - in case you're missing it already.
The list has already started for next year.
The Team this year consisted of some regulars (Kenny, Tony), some devoted hangers on (Andy & Jedda), some newbies (Alan Paul) and several Nan Ron virgins (Ros, Alex, Scott, Chris).
Rain was a minor irritation of this year with the on-island and off-island trips being accompanied by rain and, annoyingly, one night of activity completely lost to rain.
The bird of the visit (besides the Portugese control) was probably 2546825, a UK control that was 'assisted' from its burrow by the long arm of Ros.
Final figures:
846 new Stormies, 38 retraps (24 x 2013, 11 x 2012, 3 x 2011 and 1 x 2010), 13 UK controls and one Portugese. Eleven skuas were ringed, four as trapped adults.
And a picture from the island - in case you're missing it already.
The list has already started for next year.
Sunday, 7 April 2013
a straggler and a new one....
the straggler
2659359
02.08.2011 ENR
04.08.2012 Sanda Island, Kintyre, Argyll & Bute
368 days 373km 192deg
the new
a new species of Storm-Petrel. Discovered by Seamus Enright and Michael O'Keefe off the coast of Chile in 2009 it has just been declared a new species. DNA samples and feathers have just been 'recovered' from birds recently caught and, once completed, the next step will be to find out more about these birds.
See Brisitish Birds April 2013 p187
2659359
02.08.2011 ENR
04.08.2012 Sanda Island, Kintyre, Argyll & Bute
368 days 373km 192deg
the new
a new species of Storm-Petrel. Discovered by Seamus Enright and Michael O'Keefe off the coast of Chile in 2009 it has just been declared a new species. DNA samples and feathers have just been 'recovered' from birds recently caught and, once completed, the next step will be to find out more about these birds.
See Brisitish Birds April 2013 p187
Tuesday, 12 March 2013
62deg 0min N 6deg 40min W
I believe this is our first ever recovery from the Faroe Islands. Averaged 40km a night to get there, which would be nothing for these little fellas.
2681167
ENR 23.07.2012
Nolsoy, Streymoy, Faroe Islands 01.08.2012
9days 405km 342deg
2681167
ENR 23.07.2012
Nolsoy, Streymoy, Faroe Islands 01.08.2012
9days 405km 342deg
Friday, 22 February 2013
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
A few Christmas stragglers
Several more recoveries.
N05171
08.06.2012 Ponta de Almadena, Faro, Portugal
26.07.2012 ENR
48days 2409km
2659698
03.08.2011 ENR
27.06.2012 Eilean An Taighe, Western Isles
329days 140km
2681261
25.07.2012 ENR
31.07.2012 Holms of Ire, Sanday, Orkney
6days 129km
2681383
25.07.2012 ENR
08.08.2012 Bur Wick, South Ronaldsay, Orkney
14days 82km
2681877
26.07.2012 ENR
31.07.2012 Holms of Ire, Sanday, Orkney
5days 129km
2681892
26.07.2012 ENR
04.08.2012 Usan, Montrose, Angus
9days 238km
N05171
08.06.2012 Ponta de Almadena, Faro, Portugal
26.07.2012 ENR
48days 2409km
2659698
03.08.2011 ENR
27.06.2012 Eilean An Taighe, Western Isles
329days 140km
2681261
25.07.2012 ENR
31.07.2012 Holms of Ire, Sanday, Orkney
6days 129km
2681383
25.07.2012 ENR
08.08.2012 Bur Wick, South Ronaldsay, Orkney
14days 82km
2681877
26.07.2012 ENR
31.07.2012 Holms of Ire, Sanday, Orkney
5days 129km
2681892
26.07.2012 ENR
04.08.2012 Usan, Montrose, Angus
9days 238km
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