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Krognæb (Pinicola enucleator) Pine Grosbeak -
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Grenen, Skagen - Danmark
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2012-11-07
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Uploadet 2012-11-06 Publiceret 2012-11-06 Pinicola enucleator Pine Grosbeak
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Martin Gottschling
7. nov. 2012 kl. 16:37
Cool! Can you please write some information, in which habitat you found the bird? Was ist alone or with other birds? If so, which species? Maybe it's possible to tranfer your finding circumstances to Germany ... ;-) Thanks a lot for any information! Good birding, Martin
Lars Michael Stenholt Nielsen
7. nov. 2012 kl. 19:00
Hi Martin The ringer of the bird Rolf Christensen describes om www.dofbasen.dk that the bird quite surprisingly was caught in a mistnet in a willow schrub far from any patch of forest like area. It also had very low fat reserves. good birding, Lars Michael
Henrik Brandt
7. nov. 2012 kl. 19:50
Ser noget groggy ud! Gik den i chok efter den var sluppet, eller var den blot tillidsfuld, som man oplever den i dens naturlige miljø?
Knud Pedersen
7. nov. 2012 kl. 20:54
Hi Martin This Pine Grosbeak was caught in a mist net by ringer Rolf Christensen early in the morning at Grenen, Skagen – the northernmost point of Jutland. The bird was ringed and released at the same spot and it stayed for at least two hours in the area. Grenen is a costal location with dunes and reedbeds and shattered stands of bushes and trees. Grenen is a hotspot for migrating birds and around 360 bird species have been recorded in the area. For the last two weeks thousands of Pine Grosbeaks have been on the move in Finland and for the last days hundreds have been seen in Sweden and Norway. So far four birds have been recorded in Denmark – all of them at Skagen. The last invasion of Pine Grosbeaks in Denmark took place in November-December 2004 and most of them were seen in Northern Jutland. Pine Grosbeaks are notoriously attracted to rowan berries at this time of the year, so it is a good idea to look for them in gardens and town parks with plenty of Rowans. I wish you good luck finding one or more of these beautiful, confidential and extremely tame birds in Germany. Knud
Sebastian Klein
7. nov. 2012 kl. 20:56
Krognæb kan vist godt blive lidt tossede af at blive håndteret (ligesom med Dompap). Der er vist noget med, at man ikke skal kaste dem op i luften når man slipper dem løs, men lade dem flyve selv (hvis de kan/vil) direkte fra hånden.
Knud Pedersen
7. nov. 2012 kl. 21:10
Hej Henrik, Dagens Krognæb på Grenen var som jeg har oplevet ved flere lejligheder, når man er heldig at komme i nærkontrakt med disse fascinerende fugle, helt tam. Dette er et velbeskrevet særkende for arten. Den var altså hverken gået i chok eller på anden måde påvirket af ringmærkningen. Rolf konstaterede dog, at den var meget mager. Bedste hilsner Knud
Henry Lehto
8. nov. 2012 kl. 09:19
Martin, Easiest way to find Grosbeaks at southern Finland is to search birds feeding on rowan berries or even on tamaracks. Then listen for calls specially from spruce forests. Br, Henry
Lars Michael Stenholt Nielsen
8. nov. 2012 kl. 10:46
Hvilke frø var det Mosefuglen fouragerede på, El?
Peter Sunesen
8. nov. 2012 kl. 13:28
Ja.

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