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  • 4500 Cranes arrived in the Republic of Korea

    Posted by eaafp on October 26, 2015

    Dr. Kisup Lee, Waterbird Network Korea Yesterday (25 October 2015) was an exciting day. Many bird watchers sent me the messages about cranes. More than 4,000 Hooded Cranes have…


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  • Events planned for Year of the Godwit 2015 by Pukorokoro Miranda Naturalists’ Trust

    Posted by eaafp on January 29, 2015

    Celebrating the amazing journey of NZ migratory birds, this year the Pukorokoro Miranda Naturalists’ Trust is commemorating its 40th anniversary, as Year of the Godwit…


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  • LONG-DISTANCE AUSSIE TRAVELLERS ‘UNDER THREAT’

    Posted by eaafp on September 12, 2014

    News Release by Fuller Lab   Two once-common migratory birds have been nominated this week for admission to Australia’s list of threatened species. Catastrophic recent declines in populations of the…


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  • White-naped Crane in Mongolia

    Posted by eaafp on March 28, 2014

    In a warm and sunny Mongolia the spring is heralded by birdsong everywhere and the arrival of the White-naped Crane. The spring migration of the Mongolian population returning to breeding…


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  • Amazing travel distance and routes of Ruddy Turnstones discovered

    Posted by eaafp on April 14, 2010

    Researchers from Australia have discovered amazing travel distances and routes of Ruddy Turnstones by tracking their journeys with light-sensor geolocators. Fascinated by their findings, they attached geolocators to another…


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