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RMDEJAXK–Bird ringer's notebook, pair of pincers and metal rings for ringing Barn owl (Tyto alba) owlet / chick
RM2BNEB5R–Sedge warbler (Acrocephalus schoenobaenus) held in bird ringer’s hand. Severn Estuary, UK. July
RMB7BDHB–Bird ringers ringing peregrine falcon Falco peregrinus chick and recording ring number Dumfries and Galloway June
RMTD0P91–Helgoland, Germany. 14th May, 2019. A member of staff at the Institute for Bird Research investigates a captive wagtail. The IfV was founded as 'Vogelwarte Helgoland' on 1 April 1910 within the Prussian Biological Institute on Helgoland. In the meantime about one million migratory birds have been captured and ringed here. (Zu dpa ' The bird ringers of Helgoland') Credit: Carsten Rehder/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMC8F7E2–Bird ringer holding a Yellowhammer, Emberiza citrinella, in the ringers' grip, ready for taking biometric measurements
RM2E1MG95–Packet of Split Metal Bird Rings (Bands), for research, Mai Po Nature Reserve, Hong Kong China 26th Sept 2015
RMBGA2A8–Close-up of a ringer's hand attaching an identity ring to a Spotted Flycatcher chick's leg. Devon. UK
RMC26GTB–Male Blackcap Sylvia atricapilla In The Hand After Being Ringed At Hilbre Bird Observatory, Wirral, UK
RMRD88DB–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RME15WC9–Ringers (Latin Procnias) - genus of passerine birds of the family Kotingovye. Odnousy bell ringer Procnias albus (Hermann, 1783)
RMDEJBB0–Barn owl (Tyto alba) owlets / chicks ready to be ringed and bird ringer's notebook, pair of pincers and metal rings at cemetery
RM2BD21YW–Ringers (Latin Procnias) - genus of passerine birds of the family Kotingovye. Odnousy bell ringer Procnias albus (Hermann, 1783)
RM2BNEB5E–Sedge warbler (Acrocephalus schoenobaenus) caught in bird ringers’ nets. Severn Estuary, UK. July
RM2AJ34G8–Poetry of the bells, . ^T^-^V7!-^ N^C< ^^ -M. ^ XQ L ENVOI. when the fturdy ringers, spent at laft,I Forsake the heated ropes, and all aroundCollect in liftening groups, what time the soundOf harmonies aerial is caftIn one completed cadence, far and faftAcross the dark, or thro the hum profoundOf early dawning, deftly interwoundWith waking bird-note, night is overpaft;-—So nave we heard the various descant rungFrom many a poets heart, (like ivied towersVocal within, if seeming cold and dull,)—And now their tales are told, their songs are sung,Prolonged vibrations on our thoughtful hoursAr
RMTD0P97–Helgoland, Germany. 14th May, 2019. A member of staff at the Institute for Bird Research rings a captive wagtail. The IfV was founded as 'Vogelwarte Helgoland' on 1 April 1910 within the Prussian Biological Institute on Helgoland. In the meantime about one million migratory birds have been captured and ringed here. (Zu dpa ' The bird ringers of Helgoland') Credit: Carsten Rehder/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMD24F1M–Eurasian Bullfinch (Pyrrhula pyrrhula) immature, being ringed by bird ringer, Norfolk, England, July
RMW4KM0C–Nisbill, Germany. 27th June, 2019. An adult osprey circles over the eyrie with a young bird and observes the work of the bird ringers. With the support of the energy supplier WEMAG, young birds of prey and storks will be ringed until the beginning of July. About 208 breeding pairs and 350 young birds were counted last year in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Credit: Jens Büttner/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMC8F7DD–Bird ringer holding a Yellowhammer, Emberiza citrinella, in the ringers' grip, ready for taking biometric measurements
RM2G2K633–Wiesbaden, Germany. 12th June, 2021. The bird ringers caught a black kite at the landfill site in Wiesbaden in order to ring it afterwards. A large colony of birds of prey lives on the huge site. Credit: Boris Roessler/dpa/Alamy Live News
RM2E1MG96–Table worktop for Bird Ringing, Pliers, ruler and bird rings, at Mai Po Nature Reserve, Hong Kong, China 26th Sept 2015
RMTX5H2W–Cammin, Germany. 24th June, 2019. Bird ringers put the marking rings on the legs of three young storks. The stork experts are on the road in Mecklenburg, measuring the young storks in their nests and attaching the rings. Credit: Jens Büttner/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMBGA2AM–Close-up of a ringer's hand attaching an identity ring to a Spotted Flycatcher chick's leg. Devon. UK
RMC26GWB–Second Year Male Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus In The Hand After Being Ringed At Hilbre Bird Observatory, Wirral, UK
RMRD88D8–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RMDEJB68–Barn owl (Tyto alba) owlets / chicks ready to be ringed and bird ringer's notebook, pair of pincers and metal rings at cemetery
RMD24G6M–Eurasian Jay (Garrulus glandarius) immature, being ringed by bird ringer, Norfolk, England, July
RMC8F7F2–Bird ringer holding a Yellowhammer, Emberiza citrinella, in the ringers' grip, ready for taking biometric measurements
RMTX5H14–Cammin, Germany. 24th June, 2019. Bird ringers put the marking rings on the legs of three young storks. The stork experts are on the road in Mecklenburg, measuring the young storks in their nests and attaching the rings. Credit: Jens Büttner/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa/Alamy Live News
RM2G2JY1N–Wiesbaden, Germany. 12th June, 2021. The bird ringers and ornithologist Reinhard Vohwinkel caught a black kite at the landfill site in Wiesbaden in order to ring it afterwards. A large colony of birds of prey lives on the huge site. (to dpa 'Lunchtime in the garbage: Black kites dine in the landfill') Credit: Boris Roessler/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMC26GW6–Second Year Male Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus In The Hand After Being Ringed At Hilbre Bird Observatory, Wirral, UK
RMRD88DD–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RM2GMHH0N–Bird ringer holding a male sparrowhawk (Accipiter nisus) after attaching a leg ring or band, ready to release the bird
RMD24G8X–Common Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) adult female, being ringed by bird ringer, Norfolk, England, August
RM2E1MG92–Bird Ringing (Banding) for research, Mai Po Nature Reserve, Hong Kong, China 26th Sept 2015
RM2G2JY4M–Wiesbaden, Germany. 12th June, 2021. The bird ringers and ornithologist Reinhard Vohwinkel caught a black kite at the landfill site in Wiesbaden in order to ring it afterwards. A large colony of birds of prey lives on the huge site. (to dpa 'Lunchtime in the garbage: Black kites dine in the landfill') Credit: Boris Roessler/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMC29W7M–Second Year Male Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus In The Hand After Being Ringed At Hilbre Bird Observatory, Wirral, UK
RMRD88D0–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RM2GMHH00–Bird ringer holding a male sparrowhawk (Accipiter nisus) after attaching a leg ring or band, ready to release the bird
RMCNK0PF–Sedge Warbler (Acrocephalus schoenobaenus) adult, caught in mist net with bird ringer, Norfolk, England
RM2G2JY1W–Wiesbaden, Germany. 12th June, 2021. The bird ringers and ornithologist Reinhard Vohwinkel caught a black kite at the landfill site in Wiesbaden in order to ring it afterwards. A large colony of birds of prey lives on the huge site. (to dpa 'Lunchtime in the garbage: Black kites dine in the landfill') Credit: Boris Roessler/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMRD88D1–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RMD24G90–Common Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) adult female, being weighed by bird ringer recording data, Norfolk, England, August
RM2G2K470–Wiesbaden, Germany. 12th June, 2021. Bird ringers and ornithologist Reinhard Vohwinkel caught a black kite at the landfill site in Wiesbaden in order to ring it afterwards. A large colony of the birds of prey lives on the huge site (to dpa 'Lunchtime in the garbage: Black Kites dine in the landfill'). Credit: Boris Roessler/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMTD0P93–Helgoland, Germany. 14th May, 2019. A member of staff at the Institute for Bird Research investigates a captive wagtail. The IfV was founded as 'Vogelwarte Helgoland' on 1 April 1910 within the Prussian Biological Institute on Helgoland. In the meantime about one million migratory birds have been captured and ringed here. (Zu dpa ' The bird ringers of Helgoland') Credit: Carsten Rehder/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMRD88D2–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RMW09662–Nisbill, Germany. 27th June, 2019. An adult osprey circles over the net with a young bird and observes the work of the bird ringers. With the support of the energy supplier WEMAG, young birds of prey and storks will be ringed until the beginning of July. About 208 breeding pairs and 350 young birds were counted last year in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Credit: Jens Büttner/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMFGCTHP–European Greenfinch (Carduelis chloris) adult male, leg being fitted with metal ring by bird ringer, Isle of Wight, England, August
RMRD88CY–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RMW09674–Nisbill, Germany. 27th June, 2019. An adult osprey circles over the net with a young bird and observes the work of the bird ringers. With the support of the energy supplier WEMAG, young birds of prey and storks will be ringed until the beginning of July. About 208 breeding pairs and 350 young birds were counted last year in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Credit: Jens Büttner/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMTD0P98–Helgoland, Germany. 14th May, 2019. Katharina von Runnen, station assistant at the Institute for Bird Research, has captured a wagtail. The IfV was founded as 'Vogelwarte Helgoland' on 1 April 1910 within the Prussian Biological Institute on Helgoland. In the meantime about one million migratory birds have been captured and ringed here. (Zu dpa ' The bird ringers of Helgoland') Credit: Carsten Rehder/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMD24G8N–Common Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) adult female, being released from mist-net by bird ringer, Norfolk, England, August
RMRD88CW–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RMTD0P96–Helgoland, Germany. 14th May, 2019. Katharina von Runnen, station assistant at the Institute for Bird Research, has captured a wagtail. The IfV was founded as 'Vogelwarte Helgoland' on 1 April 1910 within the Prussian Biological Institute on Helgoland. In the meantime about one million migratory birds have been captured and ringed here. (Zu dpa ' The bird ringers of Helgoland') Credit: Carsten Rehder/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMD24FHG–Greylag Goose Anser anser leg being fitted with metal ring bird ringer during annual goose roundup Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve
RMRD88D9–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RMTD0P92–Helgoland, Germany. 14th May, 2019. Phil Keuschen, station assistant at the Institute for Bird Research, shows one of the catching facilities for migratory birds. The IfV was founded as 'Vogelwarte Helgoland' on 1 April 1910 within the Prussian Biological Institute on Helgoland. In the meantime about one million migratory birds have been captured and ringed here. (Zu dpa ' The bird ringers of Helgoland') Credit: Carsten Rehder/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMD24FH6–Greylag Goose Anser anser Canada Goose Branta canadensis adults young mixed flock being rounded up driven towards holding pens
RMRD88D7–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RMTD0P94–Helgoland, Germany. 14th May, 2019. Phil Keuschen, station assistant at the Institute for Bird Research, shows a captured bird during a guided tour. The IfV was founded as 'Vogelwarte Helgoland' on 1 April 1910 within the Prussian Biological Institute on Helgoland. In the meantime about one million migratory birds have been captured and ringed here. (Zu dpa ' The bird ringers of Helgoland') Credit: Carsten Rehder/dpa/Alamy Live News
RM2J5YHH1–17 April 2022, Brandenburg, Schenkenberg: The tool for ringing. A ringing campaign took place in the Rietzer See nature reserve over Easter. The birds are caught with nets, measured, weighed and ringed by the trained bird ringers. The nets are continuously checked during the campaign to ensure that the birds are not subjected to unnecessary stress. The data is then entered into a central database at the Hiddensee ringing center. Thanks to the many volunteers in Germany, conclusions can be drawn about the breeding and migration behavior of the songbirds. Photo: Ingolf König-Jablonski/dpa
RMDT7YRK–Men removing Mediterranean Gull (Larus melanocephalus) Herring Gull (Larus argentatus) and Black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus
RMRD88CX–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RM2J5YK20–17 April 2022, Brandenburg, Schenkenberg: The plumage of a goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis) is checked. A ringing campaign took place in the Rietzer See nature reserve over Easter. The birds are caught with nets, measured, weighed and ringed by trained bird ringers. The nets are continuously checked during the campaign to ensure that the birds are not subjected to unnecessary stress. The data is then entered into a central database at the Hiddensee ringing center. Thanks to the many volunteers in Germany, conclusions can be drawn about the breeding and migration behavior of the songbirds. Photo
RMD24FHD–Greylag Goose Anser anser Canada Goose Branta canadensis adults young mixed flock in holding pens waiting to be counted ringed
RMRD88CR–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RM2J5YK17–17 April 2022, Brandenburg, Schenkenberg: The plumage of a songbird is checked. A ringing campaign took place in the Rietzer See nature reserve over Easter. The birds are caught with nets, measured, weighed and ringed by trained bird ringers. The nets are continuously checked during the campaign to ensure that the birds are not subjected to unnecessary stress. The data is then entered into a central database at the Hiddensee ringing center. Thanks to the many volunteers in Germany, conclusions can be drawn about the breeding and migration behavior of the songbirds. Photo: Ingolf König-Jablonsk
RMD24FGX–Greylag Goose Anser anser Canada Goose Branta canadensis adults young mixed flock being rounded up driven towards holding pens
RMRD88CP–Little Tern(Sterna albifrons) newly hatched chicks in researchers hand ,prior to being weighed and measured and rung ,to determine fitness in relation to climate change .
RM2J5YJ6F–17 April 2022, Brandenburg, Schenkenberg: A Corn Bunting (Emberiza calandra) shortly before release after ringing. A ringing campaign took place in the Rietzer See nature reserve over Easter. The birds are caught with nets, measured, weighed and ringed by trained bird ringers. The nets are continuously checked during the campaign to ensure that the birds are not subjected to unnecessary stress. The data is then entered into a central database at the Hiddensee ringing center. Thanks to the many volunteers in Germany, conclusions can be drawn about the breeding and migration behavior of the song
RMD24FH1–Greylag Goose Anser anser Canada Goose Branta canadensis adults young mixed flock being rounded up driven towards holding pens
RMRD88CG–Little Tern (Sterna albifrons ) newly hatched young being measured and weighed by scientist to find out life cycle and it's fitness in relation to climate change .
RM2J5W2K6–17 April 2022, Brandenburg, Schenkenberg: A songbird hangs in the net. A ringing campaign took place in the Rietzer See nature reserve over Easter. The birds are caught with nets, measured, weighed and ringed by trained bird ringers. The nets are checked continuously during the campaign so that the birds are not exposed to unnecessary stress for a long time. The data is then entered into a central database at the Hiddensee ringing center. Thanks to the many volunteers in Germany, conclusions can be drawn about the breeding and migration behavior of the songbirds. Photo: Ingolf König-Jablonski/
RMD24FHB–Greylag Goose Anser anser Canada Goose Branta canadensis adults young mixed flock in holding pens waiting to be counted ringed
RMRD88EG–Little Tern (Sterna albifrons ) newly hatched young being measured and weighed by scientist to find out life cycle and it's fitness in relation to climate change .
RM2J5YJ5Y–17 April 2022, Brandenburg, Schenkenberg: Bird rings in different sizes. A ringing campaign took place in the Rietzer See nature reserve over Easter. The birds are caught with nets, measured, weighed and ringed by trained bird ringers. The nets are continuously checked during the campaign to ensure that the birds are not subjected to unnecessary stress. The data is then entered into a central database at the Hiddensee ringing center. Thanks to the many volunteers in Germany, conclusions can be drawn about the breeding and migration behavior of the songbirds. Photo: Ingolf König-Jablonski/dpa
RMDT824N–Mediterranean Gull (Larus melanocephalus) first winter plumage second winter plumage and adult winter plumage held in hands for
RMRD88EM–Little Tern (Sterna albifrons ) newly hatched young being measured and weighed by scientist to find out life cycle and it's fitness in relation to climate change .
RM2J5W2KG–17 April 2022, Brandenburg, Schenkenberg: A songbird is released after ringing. A ringing campaign took place in the Rietzer See nature reserve over Easter. The birds are caught with nets, measured, weighed and ringed by trained bird ringers. The nets are continuously checked during the campaign to ensure that the birds are not subjected to unnecessary stress. The data is then entered into a central database at the Hiddensee ringing center. Thanks to the many volunteers in Germany, conclusions can be drawn about the breeding and migration behavior of the songbirds. Photo: Ingolf König-Jablonsk
RMCNK55E–Western Marsh Harrier Circus aeruginosus chick being held by conservation worker during ringing North Kent Marshes Isle Sheppey
RMRD88ED–Little Tern (Sterna albifrons ) newly hatched young being measured and weighed by scientist to find out life cycle and it's fitness in relation to climate change .
RM2J5W2K8–17 April 2022, Brandenburg, Schenkenberg: A songbird is gently held in the hand by a bird ringers. A ringing campaign took place in the Rietzer See nature reserve over Easter. The birds are caught with nets, measured, weighed and ringed by trained bird ringers. The nets are continuously checked during the campaign to ensure that the birds are not subjected to unnecessary stress. The data is then entered into a central database at the Hiddensee ringing center. Thanks to the many volunteers in Germany, conclusions can be drawn about the breeding and migration behavior of the songbirds. Photo: In
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