Waxwing with silver leg ring
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3 comments:
Nice obvious ring Dave, well spotted but a shame we cant get any numbers of it. Tricky unless they are in the hand. Cant see any signs of any colour rings. Keep trying.
Sorry Dave - the Silver ring is the standard BTO ring with numbers for identification of a specific bird. All the colour ringed birds will also have one of these silver rings on. The colour combinations will be specific to a ringing group so they know by the colours which group/location the bird is from.
There was one, maybe this one, with a BTO ring in the first 22 Waxwings that were in Hanson Lane on 22nd Nov (Coincidence of numbers.) No chance of reading the number though. Maybe it's worth informing a ringer?
I'll email Steve Downing in case he's not watching the blog. It's probably not a good idea to try to mist-net birds in town.
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