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Tomáš Mlynský, 21.11.2024
I received the recovery report of this ringed bird:
Ringing details:
Ring number: Budapest [HGB] PH12473
Ringing date (YYYY.MM.DD.): 2024.07.03. (pullus, on nest) MARIKA: it seems to be late storklet/late ringing date
Ringing place: Szolnok, Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok, Hungary [HG46]
Ringer: Monoki Ákos
Observation data:
Observation date (YYYY.MM.DD.): 2024.08.21.
Observation place: Častkovce, Nové Mesto nad Váhom, Slovak Republic [SKNM]
Finder: Tomáš Mlynský
Distance: 247 km; 314 degrees
Elapsed time: 0 year(s) 1 month(s) 18 day(s)
data on the map: Tringa (T-ring application)
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with the male for at least 10 days. The nest occupied by the male had already had many strange visitors since 30 March: a starling, a great tit, a hoopoe and an eagle owl. The "Krasnolipki" (male) had another female without rings at the beginning of the season, but it didn't work out for them
As we know, young females (Skierka, Titania, Nutka2) rarely manage to have successful broods. Because males settle closer to their places of origin and females return to known nests/males, we keep our fingers crossed for this international pair of storks next year!
