The SCAN ringing group had a very successful day on Traeth
Lavan, Saturday, with a catch of 379 Oystercatchers. The oldest Oystercatcher
was originally ringed in September 1981 by the group and has not been recorded
since. In fact this bird was older than many of the ringing team.
SCAN have been monitoring Oystercatchers on Traeth Lavan
since 1973, and have recently begun colour ringing a sample of the wintering
population to ascertain their breeding locations. Initial reports show that
some of the birds breed on the Shetland isles.
Some of the team waiting for the cannons to be fired
Several captions come to mind, best one gets a free cup of
tea and a biscuit at the BTO Cymru office.
If you are interested in the helping out with SCAN please
contact the BTO Cymru office.
Do my feet look big in this?
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