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08.08.2022
The Grand Departure!
It's time for the big departure has rang for the young Black Storks. IN 2022, as part of the CRBPO Ringing Program #320, we have continued GPS tracking of juvenile black storks in order to track their dispersion and study the causes of their high mortality.
The following map illustrates well the dispersion of young bird: fast, distant, a little unlikely and above all independent of any parental influence. These 4 juveniles left the nest less than 10 days ago are scattering and learning their future lives hundreds of miles from their birthplace. It is amazing to see that two of them have "spontaneously" found the royal migration path that is the western Pyrenees Passes.
Thanks to all the partners of the operation including Nature Nièvre, the ONF, the National Forest Park, the Regional Natural Park of Vosges du Nord, the LPO France.
FREDERIC CHAPALAIN
Coordinator of the National Black Stork Bagging Program in France
Coordination nationale Réseau Cigogne noire ONF LPO
Nature Nièvre
Parc national de forêts
Parc naturel régional des Vosges du Nord
Jean-Jacques Boutteaux
Nicolas Gendre
Daniel Auclair
Anitra
