Today started off like any other day in Skagen. We woke up early as always, as the sun is continuously getting up earlier as we progress into spring. Heading out to Kabeltromelen to open the nets, Tue and I recognized it was too windy to open the north side nuts so we in total were able to open 16 of 22. Unsurprisingly, it was a slow morning, and we caught a total of eight new birds including a nice 2k male Redstart (Rødstjert). We were also joined by one of our celebrity guests Søren Leth Nissen. Because of wind and low numbers we close in that early and headed back to the station to catch up on data and prepare ourselves for tomorrow. 

In Rasmus’ absence, Cora and Andrew headed out to Grenen to do the days observations, joined by Jørgen Hulbæk Christiansen. It was a quiet morning, but they were happy to see one Great Northern Diver (Islom), a new 3k Glaucous Gull (Gråmåge) and a new ‘Viking Gull’ (Gråmåge x Solvmåge). Arriving back at the station during the mid morning, one of our board members Very kindly dropped off a cake for us! Thank you! 

The rest of the day was fairly slow and due to the wind we opted to have a quiet afternoon and catch up on some much-needed rest. Tomorrow we head out to Skarvsøen to open our CES nets for the first time this season and we hope for a very nice day. The weather is looking good so we are quite hopeful! 

Gråmåge

In the mid afternoon, the crew went with Søren to go towards town and bird in the vicinity of Batteriskoven. They had a nice walk around albeit quiet, but still managed to pull several Ring Ouzels (Ringdrossel) and a few Western Yellow Wagtails (Gulvipstjert). 

Right as we were about to sit down for our evening meeting, we recieved a Zello message of a Long-eared Owl (Skovhornugle) at Batteriskoven and we quickly went down to see it before the meeting. A very nice bird enjoyed by many.

 Skovhornugle

We also recieved word that one of the Common Buzzards we ringed in 2023 was resighted and photographed nearby to Skagen! Nice to see it is still around!

 Musvåge med tracker

And so another day passes at Skagen Fuglestation. What will tomorrow bring? We will have to wait and see.

Highlights:  

Skovhornugle 1

Islom 1

Gråmåge 1

Viking Gull 1

Ringing Data

Kabeltromelen:

Munk 1

Gransanger 2

Løvsanger 2

Bogfinke 1

Total: 6

 Today’s observations in Dofbasen from observers in the area

People: Lucas Corneliussen, Tue Baaner, Cora Köberle, Andrew Jacobs, Søren Leth Nissen, Simon Sigaard Christiansen, Niels Eriksen, Jørgen Hulbæk Christiansen

Today Rasmus and I were supported in counting the birds from Worlds End 3 by Jørgen Hulbæk. When we just started the counting we heard a Zello message from Simon at Kabeltrommeln. They had caught a Ring Ouzel (Ringdrossel)! So I quickly biked over to Kabeltrommeln to see this beautiful bird in hand. 

Ring Ouzel (Ringdrossel) 2k Male

A bit later there was another Zello about Orcas (Spækhugger) coming just in our direction. Just a few minutes later those fantastic animals appeared right in front of us. It was really nice to observe them. Moreover we saw six Arctic Skuas  (Almindelig Kjove) and also a Black-throated Diver (Sortstrubet Lom) this morning. In the last minutes of our count also the well-known 3K Glaucous Gull (Gråmage) passed by. I'm curious to see how long it will stay here in Skagen.

The ringers had not too many birds today but some interesting ones. Apart from the  Ring Ouzel (Ringdrossel) I already mentioned they caught a Chiffchaff (Gransanger) which was ringed somewhere in France.

In the afternoon Andrew and I went to the Cormorant lake to check the nets at our ringing site over there so they are ready to be opened on thursday. Later we also counted the Cormorants and their nests. While we were there Simon went to the horsfields to find some nice birds. There he was surprised by three very early Bee-eaters (Biæder). He even managed to take some recordings of their calls which is very cool.

link to the recording of the  Bee-eater (Biæder) calls

After he picked us up at the Cormorant lake we tried to find them again but they were already gone.

In the evening our new guest Søren arrived and also Lucas came back again.

Ringing (Kabeltromlen):

Gransanger 4

Rødhals  1

Løvsanger 2

Gærdesanger 1

Munk 2

Lille Dompap 1

Ringdrossel 1

Solsort 1

Total: 13

Highlights from the observations: 

Orcas (Spækhugger) 4

Arctic Skua (Almindelig Kjove) 6

Glaucous Gull (Gråmage) 1

Bee-eater (Biæder) 3

Today’s observations in Dofbasen from observers in the area

People: Rasmus Matthiesen-Juhl, Cora Köberle, Tue Baaner, Simon Sigaard Christiansen, Lucas Corneliussen, Andrew Jacobs, ??Jørgen Hulbæk and our guest Søren. 

De første fugle Cora og jeg fik i kikkerten i morges var tre trækforsøgende Rørhøge, så vi fik begge to en følelse af at den her morgen kunne blive ret god på rovfuglefronten! Det endte dog desværre lidt under vores forventninger:( I løbet af morgenen frøs jeg så meget, at jeg måtte løbe to ture ude i klitterne bare for at kunne mærke mine tæer. To Mallemukker endte sammen med fire Havørne og seks Rørhøge med at blive de bedste fugle i de standardiserede timetællinger. Lige efter at vores arbejde var færdigt, så vi dog en Lille Skrigeørn og en flok på 14 Røde Glenter:) Det var fedt!

Ringmærkningsteamet bestod i dag af Andrew, Tue og Simon. De havde en god morgen med et godt flow af fugle i nettene. En flok lærerstuderende fra Hjørring kiggede også forbi Kabeltromlen, hvor de så en masse fede fugle! Bla. en Spurvehøg som Tue fangede og ringmærkede, og en flot rødstjert:) Fra Kabeltromlen blev Skrigeørnen også set af ringmærkere og lærerstuderende, og under lukkerunden ti Havørne lige så:)

Spurvehøg med bytte

Jeg er så småt ved at pakke min taske, da jeg drager sydpå (Vrå Højskole og Aarhus) i den næste uges tid. Jeg skal nemlig spille til dette års SPOT-Festival med mit band JUVENILE på torsdag, og det glæder jeg mig meget til! Jeg har pakket tasken med 1-2 par rene underbukser, 8 trommestikker og vabelplastre, så jeg er godt dækket ind:) Og ja, den er god nok! Det er en almindelig kjove, mit band JUVENILE har som logo.

Tue laver min livret i aften, Tarteletter!! Godt nok bliver det i en vegetarisk version, men det dufter stadig virkelig dejligt! Jeg satser på ihvertfald at spise mindst 10 af dem

Jeg vil hoppe tilbage på værelset og få pakket færdigt, så der er kun en ting tilbage at sige:

Vi ses derude! 

(på mandag, så vent lige med de helt tunge hits!) :)

Ringmærkning: Kabeltromlen

Gransanger (2)

Løvsanger (6)

Broget Fluesnapper (1)

Rødhals (1)

Rødstjert (1)

Rørspurv (1)

Munk (13)

Sangdrossel (2)

Spurvehøg (1)

Highlights fra Skagen:

Lille Skrigeørn

Today’s observations in Dofbasen from observers in the area

Hej folkens, her får i den daglige opdatering fra Skagen Fuglestation . 

I dag startede jeg dagen med ringmærkning sammen med Andrew, Oluf og Simon. I dag havde vi i modsætning til mange af dagene virkelig gang i den, og sikke en fest det var. Allerede fra morgenstunden kunne vi mærke fuglene omkring os, og det viste sig også at vi skulle få en masse fugle i løbet af dagen. Vi endte i alt med 64 fugle i nettene, så det var virkelig en glædelig overraskelse. Især munk og gærdesanger var dagens helt store hit, og begge arter fik vi store antal af. I går var det første gang i sæsonen vi fik gærdesanger i nettet, så det er vildt at se, hvor hurtigt det går, når de først ankommer. Derudover fik vi to Sivsanger, som altid er en fantastisk fugl at få lov at se tæt på. På en af runderne hørte vi også den første græshoppesanger for os, så nu krydser vi fingre for at en af dem også snart finder vej til vores ringmærkningsbord.

Sivsanger 

Ringmærkning 

Da Cora dsv var syg idag, var det Rasmus der stod for observationerne sammen med Jørgen og Lars, som vi havde rekrutteret til at hjælpe Rasmus med at holde styr på alle fuglene. Dog skete der ikke alt for meget, hverken ude over havet eller over land. De fik dog to almindelige kjover, som kom rigtigt tæt på land. Det er altid en fantastisk fugl at se, især når de kommer tæt på. 

Desværre, eller heldigvis, kom der først rigtigt gang i rovfugletrækket lige efter middag, hvor vi var taget hjem. Idag var der nemlig både set blå glente, kongeørn og to små skrigeørne syd for byen. Vi fik ikke set dem, men stort tillykke til alle dem der gjorde, nu krydser vi fingre for at de kommer tilbage i morgen. Dog var vi heldige at se en masse havørne. På et tidspunkt kunne der tælles hele 18 på samme tid. Det er altid noget der bringer et smil på læben. 

Nu slutter vi dagen af med fordbodl og glæder os til i morgen til endnu en fantastisk dag. Vi ses derude.

Fodboldkamp 

Ringing (Kabeltromlen)

Rødhals 3

Gransanger 10

Fuglekonge 1

Gærdersmutte 1

Løvsanger 8

Rødsjert 2

Sivsanger 2

Munk 21 

Rørspurv 3

Bogfinke 1

Sangdrossel 4

Gærdersanger 7

Musvit 1 

Total: 64

Highlights fra dagen i Skagen

Blå Glente 1

Lille Skrigeørn 2

Kongeørn 1

Hvid Stork 2

Havørn 18

Gulhovedet Gul Vipstjert 1

 Today’s observations in Dofbasen from observers in the area

People: Cora Köberle, Rasmus Matthiesen-Juhl, Tue Baaner, Andrew Jacobs, Simon Sigaard Christianse, Oluf Lou, Jørgen Hulbæk, Lars Paaby.

Today started as a chilly morning with the bikes covered in frost as we headed out for ringing. It had been a very clear night so we expected that many of the nocturnal migrants would have moved through, which seemed to be the case with most of the passerines flying over being finches including some that sounded like Parrot Crossbill (Stor Korsnæb). There were a good number of Common Wood-pigeon (Ringdue) flying overhead with a few Stock Doves (Huldue). An Osprey (Fiskørn) carried in a fish and landed to eat it before flying on off. The day became very sunny and warm, and we had been getting a good variety of birds with some Reed Buntings (Rørspurv) to practice aging them, a couple Yellowhammers (Gulspruv, the first Lesser Whitethroat (Gærdesanger) of the season and a very worn looking Common Chiffchaff (Gransanger) with rufous tones to some of its feathers. One bird today in particular Tue made a run for in the nets and got a Eurasian Jay (Skovskade), probably the best behaved jay I’ve seen ringed, it was given a steel ring for its strong bite. The Glaucous Gull (Gråmåge) continued its rounds of flying past the beach at a random moment as it has for the last while.

Eurasian Jay (Skovskade)

Lesser Whitethroat (Gærdersanger

The Observation team went to Nordstrand and to a raptor watching area today where they saw many good migrants a very early Common Swift (Musejler), a pair a Eurasian Spoonbills (Skestork), and high numbers of raptors.

Later in the day I went out to the waterfront by the Grey Lighthouse to look at birds flying past and some of the shallow water sea life. A Great Black-backed Gull plunge dived to catch a flounder and brought it to the beach where it quickly ate it before the other gulls noticed.

Great Black-backed Gull (Svartbag)

Ringing (Kabeltromlen):
European Robin (Rødhals) 7
Common Chiffchaff (Gransanger) 5
Yellowhammer (Gulspurv ) 2
Lesser Whitethroat (Gærdesanger) 1
Eurasian Wren (Gærdesmutte) 1
Willow Warbler (Løvsanger) 2
Common Redstart (Rødsjert) 2
Reed Bunting (Rørspurv) 2
Eurasian Jay (Skovskade) 1

Highlights from the observations:
Common Swift (Musejler) 1
Eurasian Spoonbill (Skestork) 2
White Stork (Hvid Stork) 1
Hen Harrier Blå Kærhøg) 29
Pallid Harrier (Steppehøg) 2
Peregrine Falcon (Vandrefalk) 1
Osprey (Fiskørn) 18
Black Kite (Sort Glente) 8
Glaucous Gull (Gråmåge) 1

People: Cora Köberle, Rasmus Matthiesen-Juhl, Tue Baaner, Andrew Jacobs, Oluf Lou and Hans.

Today started as a chilly morning with the bikes covered in frost as we headed out for ringing. It had been a very clear night so we expected that many of the nocturnal migrants would have moved through, which seemed to be the case with most of the passerines flying over being finches including some that sounded like Parrot Crossbill (Stor Korsnæb). There were a good number of Common Wood-pigeon (Ringdue) flying overhead with a few Stock Doves (Huldue). An Osprey (Fiskørn) carried in a fish and landed to eat it before flying on off. The day became very sunny and warm, and we had been getting a good variety of birds with some Reed Buntings (Rørspurv) to practice aging them, a couple Yellowhammers (Gulspruv, the first Lesser Whitethroat (Gærdesanger) of the season and a very worn looking Common Chiffchaff (Gransanger) with rufous tones to some of its feathers. One bird today in particular Tue made a run for in the nets and got a Eurasian Jay (Skovskade), probably the best behaved jay I’ve seen ringed, it was given a steel ring for its strong bite. The Glaucous Gull (Gråmåge) continued its rounds of flying past the beach at a random moment as it has for the last while.

Eurasian Jay (Skovskade)

Lesser Whitethroat (Gærdesanger)

Reed Bunting (Rørspurv)

Yellowhammer (Gulspurv)

The Observation team went to Nordstrand and to a raptor watching area today where they saw many good migrants a very early Common Swift (Musejler), a pair a Eurasian Spoonbills (Skestork), and high numbers of raptors.

Later in the day I went out to the waterfront by the Grey Lighthouse to look at birds flying past and some of the shallow water sea life. A Great Black-backed Gull plunge dived to catch a flounder and brought it to the beach where it quickly ate it before the other gulls noticed.

Great Black-backed Gull (Svartbag)

Ringing (Kabeltromlen):
European Robin (Rødhals) 7
Common Chiffchaff (Gransanger) 5
Yellowhammer (Gulspurv ) 2
Lesser Whitethroat (Gærdesanger) 1
Eurasian Wren (Gærdesmutte) 1
Willow Warbler (Løvsanger) 2
Common Redstart (Rødsjert) 2
Reed Bunting (Rørspurv) 2
Eurasian Jay (Skovskade) 1

Highlights from the observations:
Common Swift (Musejler) 1
Eurasian Spoonbill (Skestork) 2
White Stork (Hvid Stork) 1
Hen Harrier Blå Kærhøg) 29
Pallid Harrier (Steppehøg) 2
Peregrine Falcon (Vandrefalk) 1
Osprey (Fiskørn) 18
Black Kite (Sort Glente) 8
Glaucous Gull (Gråmåge) 1

People: Cora Köberle, Rasmus Matthiesen-Juhl, Tue Baaner, Andrew Jacobs, Oluf Lou and Hans.

Today started as a chilly morning with the bikes covered in frost as we headed out for ringing. It had been a very clear night so we expected that many of the nocturnal migrants would have moved through, which seemed to be the case with most of the passerines flying over being finches including some that sounded like Parrot Crossbill (Stor Korsnæb). There were a good number of Common Wood-pigeon (Ringdue) flying overhead with a few Stock Doves (Huldue). An Osprey (Fiskørn) carried in a fish and landed to eat it before flying on off. The day became very sunny and warm, and we had been getting a good variety of birds with some Reed Buntings (Rørspurv) to practice aging them, a couple Yellowhammers (Gulspruv, the first Lesser Whitethroat (Gærdesanger) of the season and a very worn looking Common Chiffchaff (Gransanger) with rufous tones to some of its feathers. One bird today in particular Tue made a run for in the nets and got a Eurasian Jay (Skovskade), probably the best behaved jay I’ve seen ringed, it was given a steel ring for its strong bite. The Glaucous Gull (Gråmåge) continued its rounds of flying past the beach at a random moment as it has for the last while.

Eurasian Jay (Skoveskade)

Yellowhammer (Gulspurv)

Lesser Whitethroat (Gærdesanger)

Reed Bunting (Rørspurv)

The Observation team went to Nordstrand and to a raptor watching area today where they saw many good migrants a very early Common Swift (Musejler), a pair a Eurasian Spoonbills (Skestork), and high numbers of raptors.

Later in the day I went out to the waterfront by the Grey Lighthouse to look at birds flying past and some of the shallow water sea life. A Great Black-backed Gull plunge dived to catch a flounder and brought it to the beach where it quickly ate it before the other gulls noticed.

Great Black-backed Gull (Svartbag)

Ringing (Kabeltromlen):
European Robin (Rødhals) 7
Common Chiffchaff (Gransanger) 5
Yellowhammer (Gulspurv ) 2
Lesser Whitethroat (Gærdesanger) 1
Eurasian Wren (Gærdesmutte) 1
Willow Warbler (Løvsanger) 2
Common Redstart (Rødsjert) 2
Reed Bunting (Rørspurv) 2
Eurasian Jay (Skovskade) 1

Highlights from the observations:
Common Swift (Musejler) 1
Eurasian Spoonbill (Skestork) 2
White Stork (Hvid Stork) 1
Hen Harrier Blå Kærhøg) 29
Pallid Harrier (Steppehøg) 2
Peregrine Falcon (Vandrefalk) 1
Osprey (Fiskørn) 18
Black Kite (Sort Glente) 8
Glaucous Gull (Gråmåge) 1

People: Cora Köberle, Rasmus Matthiesen-Juhl, Tue Baaner, Andrew Jacobs, Oluf Lou and Hans.

Today Mio, Rasmus, Hans and I went out to Nortstrand to do the migration count. But there was not much migration going when we arrived there at 5:45. So we had time to enjoy the beautiful sunrise. The migration on the sea was very slow today compared to the past days. But there were many Kestrels (Tårnfalk) migrating. We had 17 of them this morning. 

amazing sunrise

Because migration was so slow this morning Mio and Rasmus went to Skarvsøen in the third hour to count the Cormorants (Skarv). Now there are already 69 occupied nests. 

Also ringing was a bit slow this morning. They rang 8 birds in total. But the ringers were still very busy because they used the time to retie all the nets and cut annoying twigs out of the netlanes.  So now we have well tied and free nets again. They also had some nice birds flying over Kabeltromelen, like some nice Thrushes, some Pink-Footed Geese (Kortnæbbet Gås) and they also saw the Glaucous Gull (Gråmage) again.

Pink-Footed Geese (Kortnæbbet Gås)

When we came back to the station Hans went out to Flagbakken again to have a nice raptor midday. The rest of us stayed back to chill a bit. But then we heard on Zello that there were some nice birds like a Woodwarbler (Skovsanger), a Wryneck (Vendehals) and two Pied Flycatchers (Broget Fluesnapper) seen in Batteryskov. So we went there and tried to find them. We could find the Wood Warbler (Skovsanger), it was also singing a bit which was very nice.                                       Later Rasmus went out again, trying to find a Red-Rumped Swallow (Rødrygget Svale). He saw many Swallows but not the one he was looking for. But we are confident that we will find one at some point.

In the evening we unfortunately had to say goodbye to Mio because he had to go back to Berlin because the school starts on Monday again.

Ringing (Kabeltromlen):

Gransanger 3

Rødhals  3

Rørspurv 2

Total: 8

Highlights from the observations: 

first Wood Warbler (Skovsanger) 1

Hen Harrier (Blå Kærhøg) 20

Kestrel (Tårnfalk) 30 

Glaucous Gull (Gråmage) 1

Today’s observations in Dofbasen from observers in the area

People: Rasmus Matthiesen-Juhl, Cora Köberle, Tue Baaner, Simon Sigaard Christiansen, Mio Brix, Lucas Corneliussen, Andrew Jacobs and our guest Hans.

Hejsa folkens Så er endnu en dag gået på Skagen Fuglestation. 

I dag startede jeg morgen ud ved Kabeltromlen, hvor jeg ringmærkede, sammen med Andrew, Mio, Lucas og Lisa. Vi havde en dejlig dag, med en god mængde fugle henover hele dage. Vejret var også strålende, og da fuglene blev ved med at komme, valgte vi at holde nettene åbne en time ekstra. Det gjorde, at vi havde lidt ekstra tid til rigtigt at fordybe os i fuglene, og lære en masse omkring ringmærkningen. Virkelig en fed dag. Detsuden kom den første tornsanger forbi. Dem glæder vi også til at få mange flere af fra nu af. Derudover blev vi noget overrasket, da en spætmejse fløj hen over hovedet på os. De er langt fra en normal fugl i området, så det var en super fed observation. 

Syngende tonsanger  

Også for observatørerne, som bestod af Rasmus, Cora og Hans, gik det godt i dag. De havde blandt andet et godt træk af lommer, ringdrosler og 5 kjover. Derudover var de også heldige at få både vandrefalk og mosehornugle i teleskoperne. Alt i alt en god morgen med god aktivitet. 

Da observatørerne kom hjem, gik der nu ikke længe før de tog af sted igen, denne gang til flagbakken, også her var der første klasse fuglekigning, men det vender vi tilbage til om lidt. Først skal I nemlig høre om hvad der skete for os fra ringmærkningen, da vi kom tilbage til stationen. Efter at have spist blev der nemlig kaldt en dværgørn ud på Zello, som lød til at komme lige forbi fyret om få minutter. Vi styrtede derfor ud af døren, og der gik heller ikke længe, før vi fik øje på den fantastiske fugl, der lå og kredsede i en skrue med en masse våger, lige over fyret. Sikke et syn, og en fantastisk oplevelse at få lov at bruge et par minutter med fuglen, inden den fløj videre igen. 

Nogen gange skal der ikke mere til end lidt held i sprøjten. 

Dværgørn

Efter mødet med dværgørnen, kørte vi også af sted mod flagbakken, for at slutte os til de andre. Det viste sig at være en rigtig god idé, da der virkelig var gang i eftermiddags trækket. Der gik heller ikke længe før Mio kaldte en kongeørn ud, som han fandt cirklende med en havørn ude i skyerne. Godt spottet Mio! Derudover kom der også store antal af fiskeørne lige hen over os, og også her kom der en enkelt vandrefalk forbi. Faktisk stopper det heller ikke her, vi var nemlig også glædeligt overrasket over at se to storke, som kom flyvende mod nord. Hen mod slutningen fik vi også øje på en fin steppehøg hun, som kom flyvende forbi, sammen med en blå kærhøg og 3 fiskeørne. Godt at se at selv fuglene også går ind for diversitet!

obs på flag bakken 

Stork

Vi takker af efter en hel suveræn dag med hele 4 arter af ørne, og glæder os til i morgen. Vi ses derude 

Ringing (Kabeltromlen)

Gransanger 5
Rødstjert 2
Rødhals 5
Gærdesmutte 2
Munk 6

Løvsanger 2
Sangdrossel 3
Jernspurv 1
Rødstjert 2
Bogfinke 2 

Total: 30

Observation Highlights

Almindelig kjove 5

Vandrefalk 1

Mosehornugle 1 

Observation Highlights - Det grå fyr 

Dværgørn 1

Observation Highlights - Flag Bakken

Kongeørn 1

Steppehøg 3

Stork 2 

Vandrefalk 1 

Havørn 2 

 Today’s observations in Dofbasen from observers in the area

People: Cora Köberle, Rasmus Matthiesen-Juhl, Tue Baaner, Lucas Corneliussen, Andrew Jacobs, Mio Brix, Lisa Vergin, Simon Sigaard Christiansen og vores gæster  Hans og Birte.

Halløj derude:)

Jeg hoppede på jernhesten med kurs mod kabeltromlen for at åbne net sammen med Tue i morges. Allerede på vej ud til nettene kunne vi se at der var mange fugle i krattene. Det blev også til mange ringmærkede fugle i dag, og en sjov genfangst af en Vandrikse:) Det var dejligt at få en ringmærkningsdag igen i dag, så jeg kan bygge videre på den erfaring jeg gjorde mig sidst jeg var her i 2021. Lucas, Tue og jeg, var desværre nødt til at lukke nettene en time før tid, da både net og vores udstyr var drivvådt, efter at op til flere byger passerede Grenen:(

Ude på Nordstrand havde Mio, Andrew og Hans også mange trækkende fugle, hvor rødstrubede lommer og sortænder dominerede. Hele 16.000 sortænder trak forbi Nordstrand i dag, det er jo helt vildt! 7 Almindelige Kjover passerede også forbi obsposten, både tæt på kysten og helt ude i horisonten

Eftermiddagen blev brugt ude ved Skarvsøen, hvor vi satte 12 net op, så vi er klar til at CES ringmærker:) Jeg var positivt overrasket over netbanerne, og tror på at i år er året for en ringmærket Drosselrørsanger eller dværghejre

I aften har Liverpool mulighed for at blive engelske mestrer! Hvis Arsenal taber til Crystal Palace, så har de ikke længere mulighed for at overhale Liverpool i tabellen, og dermed vinder Liverpool trofæet. Jeg sidder derfor i stuen med en øl og pose chips, klar til at fejre mesterskabet! (opdateret: Arsenal spillede uafgjort, og derfor bliver Liverpool først mestrer på søndag når de vinder over Tottenham)

Jeg er tilbage på morgenobsen i morgen, sammen med Cora og Hans. Det bliver (forhåbentligt) hyggeligt:)

Vi ses derude!

Ringmærkning: Kabeltromlen (Opdateres)

Highlights Obs:

Almindelig Kjove (7)

Sortand (16.553)

Steppehøg

Today’s observations in Dofbasen from observers in the area

People: Cora Köberle, Rasmus Matthiesen-Juhl, Tue Baaner, Lucas Corneliussen, Andrew Jacobs, Mio Brix, Simon Sigaard Christiansen and our guest Hans (FÆL)