Balistar, you do that also very good (on the weekend I am away, you have chance - thanx for update here )
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Pica, you're welcomepica wrote: ↑September 11th, 2019, 2:17 pmthank you solo the young lady is WOW and really incredible. nearly in spain, bravo! on sunday on ornitho in france, they observed more than 20 ospreys in france, mainly in the gulf of lion. unfortunately we do not know, where they came from... and where they go to. have a break solo
thanx for this info
don't worry, I have breaks (e.g. I spent last long weekend with my grandchildren abroad and this weekend I will be on a tourist trip)
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How interesting, birdmap shows me in English version and satellite view still "Tyra" as name of the river
But I think to remember that I already read Dnister in an other map view, hmmmm ...
Some bug or software there should quickly update itself to show an up-to-date name
viewtopic.php?p=693120#p693120
How interesting, birdmap shows me in English version and satellite view still "Tyra" as name of the river
But I think to remember that I already read Dnister in an other map view, hmmmm ...
Some bug or software there should quickly update itself to show an up-to-date name
Nature does nothing in vain (Aristoteles)
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Bea,
who know
birdmap view by me (I was confused with the "Tyra" river name - viewtopic.php?p=693120#p693120)
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solo you do that best. hope, family is very well. grannies are highly welcome, especially for the kiddies (grannies always have nice ideas and a lot of interesting stories to tell ). and i already wish you fantastic weather and best places to be next weekend!
have a look at ebird, this reminds the goldfishs at Ivo‘s and especially at Iiris‘ nest:
https://ebird.org/spain/view/checklist/S59503857
a great picture also from june 2019: osprey together with WS
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S57373449
enjoy!
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bea, soloBea wrote: ↑September 11th, 2019, 9:41 pm How interesting, birdmap shows me in English version and satellite view still "Tyra" as name of the river
But I think to remember that I already read Dnister in an other map view, hmmmm ...
Some bug or software there should quickly update itself to show an up-to-date name
such things are very intresting and a little funny in the mean time. i tried to find out. unfortunately the atlasses i owe do not show much rivers by name.
on birdmap i found the beginning of tyra between shumyach and wowtsche. and it ends in the lower dniester national park after the village majaky. (english version of birdmap.)
in estonian it is ending at the same place, but called AHICmep on basis map, but tyra on satellit version. same in the german version. equal in russian and latvian.
on the german map of ebird it is called tyra... and ends at the same place with this name. but in english it is called dnister river. it starts at the same place between shum‘yach and vovche.
wiki en and fr dit only mention a place Tyra (Třinec), a village near Třinec, Czech Republic.
in wiki (german) they write, that it starts between shumyach and vovche the north of Kalužný (993 m). it flows through Oldřichovice, Závist and Kanada and ends in river Olsa in front of Třinec, a steel industry...
you see, only the old documents printed for ever know the trouth
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Thank you for your research, pica.
Main thing is, that Markus knows that there is a river with lots of fish on his migration route, good for some days for a pit stop
He probably won't mind any name of the river
Thank you for your research, pica.
Main thing is, that Markus knows that there is a river with lots of fish on his migration route, good for some days for a pit stop
He probably won't mind any name of the river
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pica,
thanx very much for wish and the links (ebird) - nice
- thanx for additional info - to me is crucial this wiki info viewtopic.php?p=693120#p693120
- why the maps show different names in other country (birdmap - en - satellite view: by Bea Tyra river, by me Dnister, Dnister also from school )
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you are very welcome solo. essential is, that Markus is fine over there.
and thank you too for all the information given about migration birds
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Ospreys - new updates 12.09.19
they have made pace and a lot of track
Vija crossed the Pyrenees and is already in the middle of Spain,
a bit southeast of Madrid, east of Tarancón,
new data: 3179 km
Markus left his pitstop at Dnister(Tyra) river and flew southwards,
he is now in Romania, near Odorhellen, not too far from Brasov,
new data: 1753 km
Kalle also continued his way, he is now in south of Sudan (not South-Sudan), Eastern Darfur, Nyala, not too far from the border to South-Sudan,
new data: 6374 km
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VIJA
that wasn't the right direction - now maybe correction her path to crossing the Gibraltar or ... ?
Balistar, thanx (I am in hurry)
VIJA
that wasn't the right direction - now maybe correction her path to crossing the Gibraltar or ... ?
Balistar, thanx (I am in hurry)
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or she considered having a rest at those wetland before crossing ?
however, she seems to be on the right way now
she is amazingly flying, maybe we see her tonight in Africa, fingers crossed
(Solo, have a nice weekend )
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It seems Vija realised that this way is not the right one. The sense of orientation is so impressive, while we proud humans are needing technical devices and nevertheless are getting lost sometimes
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i only hope, she isn't in a hurry. the spanish government warned this week until today friday. the winds coming would cost her a lot of energy too. why not have a break in spain?
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Thanks to all for updates
Solo
Vija is on the right way
If you are interested:
Tweed Valley Osprey Project
https://tweedvalleyospreys.com/2017/07/ ... e-tagging/
I do not know if this information is already here.
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13. September
Osprey Autumn Migration 2019
With data from yesterday, 12. September, Kalle has reached Southwest of Sudan
He flew 6374 km meanwhile and last position shows him short before crossing Wadi Nyala
Next step will probably show him in already greener areas
#Osp_Aut_2019
13. September
Osprey Autumn Migration 2019
With data from yesterday, 12. September, Kalle has reached Southwest of Sudan
He flew 6374 km meanwhile and last position shows him short before crossing Wadi Nyala
Next step will probably show him in already greener areas
#Osp_Aut_2019
Nature does nothing in vain (Aristoteles)
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13. September
Osprey Autumn Migration 2019
Our Latvian Lady Vija has left France and crossed Spain and is down in the Southwest of the country now
She is not far from Gibraltar. The strait of Gibraltar is known as a "highway" to West Africa for migrating birds.
The last two days massive rainfalls happend in Southeast of Spain, like in the coastal towns of Valencia, Murcia and Almeria.
Weather forecast said that these rainfalls will move more to the center of Spain the next days.
I suppose that these weather events also affect the area of Gibraltar and maybe is the reason for Vija´s change in her staight route.
She was on the coast (does she like salt water fish?), but decided to head back to the mainland of Spain.
#Osp_Aut_2019
13. September
Osprey Autumn Migration 2019
Our Latvian Lady Vija has left France and crossed Spain and is down in the Southwest of the country now
She is not far from Gibraltar. The strait of Gibraltar is known as a "highway" to West Africa for migrating birds.
The last two days massive rainfalls happend in Southeast of Spain, like in the coastal towns of Valencia, Murcia and Almeria.
Weather forecast said that these rainfalls will move more to the center of Spain the next days.
I suppose that these weather events also affect the area of Gibraltar and maybe is the reason for Vija´s change in her staight route.
She was on the coast (does she like salt water fish?), but decided to head back to the mainland of Spain.
#Osp_Aut_2019
Nature does nothing in vain (Aristoteles)