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29. aug. 2026 kl. 20:32
PUNKTTÆLLINGER OG FINN-TÆLLINGER SAMT BESØG AF NATURBUTIKKEN FREDAG DEN 9. OKTOBER 2026 DOF Sønderjylland er så privilegeret, at vi får besøg af biologerne...
Jubilæumsfuglen for september er tranen - læs om tranen gennem de sidste 50 år her. Foto: Harry Antonisen...
Den 15. august holdt DOF Sønderjylland 50-års jubilæumsfest. Det blev en rigtig dejlig dag på "Den Gamle Kro" i Gråsten. Det kan du læse om her. Foto: Bjarne...
Af Ellen Nielsen Claus Dalskov, bossen, startede med at sige, at han havde bestilt det sædvanlige blæsevejr, når han skulle til Tryggelev. Jeg kan så blot konstatere,...
After going for a round to look at the conditions of the nets, all of us ringers quickly realised that there was no safe way to open any of the nets and therefore decided to switch to our favorite activity...
After going for a round to look at the conditions of the nets, all of us ringers quickly realised that there was no safe way to open any of the nets and therefore decided to switch to our favorite activity...
Observations: Today started with another bad forecast. It was supposed to rain a litte bit from the early morning, but was only supposed to be an early shower to get the observers really woken up. We...
Ringmærkningen : Træktællingen : After a few months of focusing extensively on my master thesis, I (Cyann) am now done with it and could eventually find some time to do the migration counting...
Guess who’s back? - and not a butterfly in sight! 😊 Autumn is really upon us and the cereal fields in Maridalen are being harvested as we speak. This always causes the first flocks of Meadow Pipits to appear and there is also a big flock of Greylag Geese so it is nice and birdy. A fine 1st year male Bluethroat was today’s bird of the day but not quite as good as a Kingfisher on Wednesday and there are also good numbers of Whinchats, Nutcrackers flying back and forth from the city where they are collecting Hazel nuts and raptors to see including Honey Buzzards and Hobbies. Yesterday I needed to go to the airport to pick someone up so made a day of it with a stop at Svellet and then a look for the Taiga Bean Geese which have already been seen. I failed to find the geese and with no GPS tags still functioning it has become a bit more hit and miss especially in the autumn when they do not use the river. I did find feathers and droppings at a favoured loafing site so can personally confirm their return Svellet gave me my first Little Stint and Curlew Sandpiper of the year but I am till missing three common waders for my year list – Grey Plover, Sanderling and Great Snipe – and fear there is a real risk they remain as absentees. If my photos are looking even worse than usual then it is because the bazooka has now gone into complete lock down and I cannot get any life out of it so all pictures are with the superzoom which itself is suffering with age. Bluethroat (blåstrupe) in Maridalen. The colourful throat shows it to be a male and the wing bar shows it to be a bird of the year Whinchat (buskskvett) and Meadow Pipit (heipiplerke) very typical birds for the end of August although this Whitethroat (tornsanger) is getting a bit late spot the Kingfisher (isfugl)? a bit easier here some of the Greylag Geese (grågås) and a Whooper Swan (sangsvane) A video of a Mink eating a Crayfish and you can see the remains of many others. Otters have recently been seen in Maridalen and if they establish themselves then they will hopefully result in a reduction in Mink numbers and a Grass Snake that I nearly stood on
The Bent of the River Audubon Center is no sports stadium, but it was nevertheless the site of an exciting “grand slam” this year—just with birds, not baseballs. During a single session, their...
Walking through the serene spruce forest on Hog Island, you may come across an occasional old tree that stands out among the surrounding second growth. Forest ecologists call this a wolf tree. If you...
For many, the Brown Pelican is a welcome sight on a beach visit – a sign of the warm sand and sun. They can be seen across this hemisphere’s coastlines but are most prevalent in those warmer...
Observations: The days started poorly. I thought last night that the weather wouldn't allow me to complete standard, but the forecast changed. Only slightly. Which meant I had to get out in the rain....
28. aug. 2026 kl. 00:00
This morning, we had a bit of a team-building exercise. Since the wind was to strong for opening nets at Kabeltromlen, we all went out to World?s End 3 for migration count. Company-wise, the count was...
Ringmærkningen: With the weather only getting worse over the past few days, more wind and clouds awaited us today. Still, the sky was painted in bright pinks and oranges and while opening the nets around...
Ringmærkningen Træktællingen: Det var en vindblæst dag på Odden, dog med en utrolig smuk solopgang i hundrede nuancer af rød og rosa. Sopgang ved Odden. Det gør det værd at stå op klokken...
27. aug. 2026 kl. 22:29
With smoke in the air and wildfires once again making headlines across the state, many communities are focused on the immediate challenges of fire response and public safety. Yet these events also...
A walk in the woods has a different meaning at Stand 13 at the Rheinstrom Hill Audubon Sanctuary – getting hit by branches is a sign of success! This stand used to have a severe lack of...
DOF Fyns bestyrelse mødtes efter veloverstået sommerferie den 12. august i foreningens lokale på Rasmus Rask-Skolen i Bellinge. På tapetet var blandt andet Sjældne...
Very loyal readers of the Skagen blog may remember me from February 2024 (you would be forgiven if not). That was my only other visit to the lighthouse, when I stayed here alone for six weeks in the middle...
Ringing: The morning started slow as expected. We had seen on the weather predictions that it would be rather windy and therefore not the best conditions for ringing. After seeing two deer also looking...
Observations: Today marked another hard seawatch. I am really finding out that the hardest part about observations at Blåvand is waiting for the birds. Today was eastern wind which might have been good,...
Observations: Today marked another hard seawatch. I am really finding out that the hardest part about observations at Blåvand is waiting for the birds. Today was eastern wind which might have been good,...
As a shorebird biologist, I have watched shorebirds and seabirds navigate a remarkable, and increasingly complicated, set of challenges each nesting season. Many of the challenges that shorebirds...
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