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Graham Appleton

@GrahamFAppleton

Writer & life-long birdwatcher. Formerly Director of Communications for BTO. #WaderTales blogs about #waders #shorebirds #ornithology

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You may hear that 'species x is moving north', particulalrly in discussions about climate change. A range may be 'moving north' but individuals rarely change where they breed or spend winter. Juveniles drive change, as discussed here: wadertales.wordpress.com/2019/07/29/gen… 🎂7️⃣ #ornithology
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One ringed Black-tailed Gidwit can tell a story, thanks to colour-ring readers. Example: wadertales.wordpress.com/2018/04/04/jus… And when you put all of the records together! wadertales.wordpress.com/2025/01/09/how… #ornithology
Sarah Enoch@HafanOleu

A Black Tailed Godwit was extra pleasing to see this week at RSPB Conwy, N.Wales as it had colour rings. Prev seen on the Orwell, Suffolk in '25 (@ed_keeble). Also Iceland, Holland, Scotland, Devon, Essex.. Fascinating! @GrahamFAppleton #birdingwales #ukbirding

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Great record! This German Curlew could be returning each autumn for 10, 20 or 30 years: wadertales.wordpress.com/2018/01/16/wad… The Redshanks could be new in from Iceland: wadertales.wordpress.com/2017/07/20/whi… Most Icelandic Whimbrel fly straight to Africa: wadertales.wordpress.com/2018/11/21/ice…
Alan H@Alanehitch

Morning visit yesterday to @hilbrebirdobs was great to see returning Curlew BB-OBB. Ringed at Nordhorn Zoo (close to the Dutch border), Germany, on 12/06/2024. This was one of 30 juvenile Curlews released at Nordhorn Zoo in 2024. 13 Redshank arrived off the sea, with a Whimbrel.

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The new project takes captive rearing to the next level, by keeping some of the head-started Black-tailed Godwits in captivity and pairing them with other birds. More here: wwt.org.uk/about-us/news/… THREAD ENDS #ornithology
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