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    Eaaflyway > Partnership News > Banding

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  • Catch report (24 Sep 2017)

    Posted by EAAFP communications on September 28, 2017

    Daniel Aspey, Global Flyway Network (GFN) Do I like birds? If I tell you that last week I went to our school book parade dressed as the…


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  • Bridled Terns (Onychoprion anaethetus) ringed in Hong Kong

    Posted by EAAFP communications on September 13, 2017

    Ivy So, Wetland and Fauna Conservation Officer (Ornithology) Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department Hong Kong Special…


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  • Latest research for Asian population of Brent Goose: Seeking the cooperative count survey and re-sight observations of banded Brent Goose

    Posted by eaafp on December 27, 2016

    Read in Japanese (???) Yusuke Sawa (BirdLife International Tokyo) Brent Geese…


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  • The First Ever Banded Chinese Crested Tern Chick has Fledged

    Posted by EAAFP communications on November 17, 2015

    By Chung-Hang Hung (chrancor@gmail.com), Le-Ning Chang and Hsiao-Wei Yuan School of Forestry and Resource Conservation, National Taiwan University It was not until June 2000 that the first…


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  • Seeking Banding Records and Resight Observations of Beringian Dunlin throughout the EAAF

    Posted by eaafp on October 30, 2015

    Rick Lanctot, Shorebird Working Group Chair Information on banding efforts and resightings of the four…


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  • A Wader Ringing Program: Hitting the ground running….

    Posted by eaafp on September 21, 2015

    Nigel Clark (British Trust for Ornithology) and Jing Li (SBS in China) Together with ‘SBS in China’ I am leading a group of international…


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  • Brave efforts pay off in doubly-successful project to restore colonies of Chinese Crested Tern

    Posted by eaafp on August 18, 2015

    Read in Japanese Written By Shaun Hurrell (BirdLife International)


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