Ringing aims to understand what is happening to birds in the places they live and how this affects population increases and decreases. This knowledge is vital for conservation. It also gives information on the movements individual birds make and how long many live for. BTO.org
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Thursday, 2 April 2015
March ends
Andy and Jerry tried for a third session at the wild bird crop on 25th, but numbers were much depleted. A maximum of about 20 Yellowhammer, five Skylark, and only a single Reed Bunting were seen. The catch comprised just 2 Yellowhammer from the earlier sessions. The two successful catches, at the bird crop, boosted our YTD ringing total to 258 - by far our highest ever for the first three months. Totals for the last three years being more typical - 130 in 2012, 133 in 2013 and 93 in 2014.
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