Vaibla Linnujaam on suviseks rõngastushooajaks avatud! Siiski pole tänasest alates püütavad linnud selle hooaja esimesed. Nagu
tabel.vaibla.net näitab, on kevadel ja varasuvel rõngastatud juba 237 lindu 35 liigist, neist enim karmiinleevikesi (28) ja kõrkja-roolinde (27). Püütud on ka hulk eelmistel aastatel rõngastatud linde. Senistest huvitavaim oli padu-roolind (
Acrocephalus agricola), kes tabati juba 30. mail. Tore, et ka külaliste hooaeg avatud on - 25. mail külastas meid Rootsi
Marks Fågelklubb esindus.
Vaibla Linnujaam ootab nii vabatahtlikke abilisi linde rõngastama kui ka linnuhuvilisi tööga tutvuma (palume eelnevalt kontakteeruda FB või e-posti teel vaibla@vaibla.net).
Vaibla Ringing Station is open for the summer season! However, the birds we ringed today, were not be the first for this season. As tabel.vaibla.net shows, 237 birds have been ringed already. Common rosefinch (
Carpodacus erythrinus; 28) and sedge warbler (
Acrocephalus schoenobaenus; 27) are in the top. Tens of recaptures of birds, ringed in previous years were also caught. The most interesting species was the paddyfield warbler (
Acrocephalus agricola), which was already caught on may 30th. It's nice that the guest season is also open - on May 25th, birders from the Swedish
Marks Fågelklubb visited us.
Vaibla Ringing Station invites volunteers to participate in ringing activities as well as birding enthusiasts to visit us and see birds (please contact us first via FB or e-mail vaibla@vaibla.net)!
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| Ettevalmistused rõngastushooajaks. Preparations for the season. Foto: Mari Remm |
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| Vaiblas rõngastati Eesti Ornitoloogiaühingu poolt 2019. aasta linnuks valitud öösorr. Nightjar, the bird of the year 2019 in Estonia has been ringed at Vaibla. Foto: Art Villem Adojaan |
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| Padu-roolind / Paddyfield warbler / Acrocephalus agricola. Selle aasta esimene haruldus. First rare bird this year. Foto: Art Villem Adojaan |
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| Karmiinleevike / Common rosefinch / Carpodacus erythrinus. Kevadise eelhooaja arvukaim liik. Top species from pre-season. Foto: Anni Miller |
