A new adult male Black Stork recently received a GPS transmitter, and the data from the first six days suggests he might have a nest with chicks in Latvia. We'll see soon! Currently, his name on the list is L. ... (location name)
Autumn Birdmap: Starts 15 August. (Spring - Summer data ends 14 August.)
Migration Tracking of LOODER
Bird Profile:
- Sex: Adult male
- Age: unknown
- Origin: unknown
- Territory: Caught 2026 - southern Pärnu County County; nest: remains in Latvia
- Wintering ground: unknown
- 1st autumn migration with transmitter
I have both ornithological and colour ring numbers, but I’ve been asked to handle them with caution (e.g. to prevent misuse in false reports).
If you see a stork with a ring in the wild, on a webcam, or in the media, please contact me by Private Message.
Autumn - winter Birdmap 2026 since:
FIRST BIRDMAP UPDATE FOR LOODER on:
Autumn migration 2026
Data source:
0/ Departure (Left nesting area)/Migration started on:
stop-over
1/ Crossing the Sea of Marmara (Asia/Turkey)
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2/ Crossing the Gulf of Iskenderun (Asia/middle East)
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3/ Crossing the Gulf of Suez (Africa/Egypt)
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4/ Arrival (wintering ground)
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Continuation:
Spring migration 2027
