Good Morning!

Yesterday Dec 7th 09 at 3.10 p.m. some 200 cranes crossed the Lahn
Valley south of Marburg and flew to the SE. Another flock of an
unknown number probably landed at 7.30 p.m. in the Ohm Valley some 15
kms east of Marburg.

Best wishes,

Martin Kraft et al.

Dear All,

The 04th december 2009 : 850 cranes fly over my area.
The 05th december 2009 : 1200 cranes fly over my area.
The 06th december 2009 : 500 cranes fly over my area.

Since the bigining of the migration 62.000 cranes fly over my area in direction
South.

If you want to have informations about my country:
http://champagne-ardenne.lpo.fr/grus-grus/e_les_sites.htm and put your mouse on
Flavignac and you have also these informations in German, Spanish and French.

On my area we have 400 observaters who give informations about cranes.

Best regards

Alain GENDEAU
Crane coordinator for SEPOL (Limousin) and Reseau Grues France (LPO)
fam.gdeau@...

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05.12.2009 northern Morocco. Lake Kanouat 361 crane, lake Araoua 625 cranes.
  07.12.2009 La Janda, Spain-Tarifa-1486 crane, among them 148.936 MHz.

  Arkadiusz Broniarek
Radiotracking Spain
www.radiotracking.es





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Hello,
After some trouble with our internet connection, here are the results of
counts in the National Reserve Arjuzanx:
- 26/11/2009: 8 633 cranes
- 30/11/2009: 9 851 cranes
- 3/12/2009: 6 852 cranes
The counting conditions are due to the weather, pretty bad.
estimated populations in the fields around Arjuzanx are valued at more than
12 000 cranes.
Patrick Dulau
National Reserve Arjuzanx

Good Morning,

On Thursday, Dec 3rd. 09 from 11 a.m. to 4.45 p.m. we counted 613 (5
flocks) of migrating cranes in the Marburg area. Friday, Dec 4th 09
4.20 p.m. to 4.35 p.m. 3 flocks of about 710 cranes flew to the SE in
the Lahn Valley some 10 to 15 kms south and southwest of Marburg.
Saturday Dec 5th 09 from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. we counted 5 flocks of
about 482 migrating cranes near Marburg and adjacent areas in Central
Hesse.

Kind regards,

Martin Kraft et al.

Dear crane friends,

Today some flocks have been seen over my area. These cranes fly in direction to
Spain.

Best regards

Alain GENDEAU
Crane coordinator for SEPOL (Limousin) and Reseau Grues France (LPO)
fam.gdeau@...

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Dear friends,

results of the crane roost counts on 3rd December:

Hortobágyi NP:

Angyalháza marsh:5400 (A Nees, Zs Végvári)
Vókonya marsh:   4600 (J Tar)
Nyírőlapos marsh:3000 (A Szilágyi)
Lake Kondás:      500 (M Budai)
Fekete-rét marsh:       150 (L Gál)

Sum:            13650

................


Körös-Maros NP:

Vásárhelyi-puszta/Kardoskút, Lake Fehér-tó
                  8800 (L Kotymán)

Csanádi-puszták/ Nagy-Zsombék
                  2400 (L Kotymán)

Kígyósi area:       8 (B Forgách)

Sum:            11200

................

Kiskunsági NP:

Szegedi Fehér-tó ponds:
                  4700  (A Albert, J Puskás)


--------------------------------------------------------

Total      :   29600

Regards,
Zsolt

Hello,

yesterday afternoon at least 3000 Ex. passing our country ( different observers
from the north to the south)
this morning further 500 Ex noted in the northern area.

Best greetings - Norb Paler

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Hallo,

heute gegen 17.40 Uhr ein niedrig fliegender Trupp Vögel über Selters-Eisenbach
(Goldener Grund, Kreis Limburg-Weilburg) in Richtung WSW ziehend. Da es schon
dunkel war, konnten wir sie nicht zählen, aber den Rufen nach zu urteilen,
scheinen es nicht allzu viele gewesen zu sein.

Today around 5:40 p.m. one small flock cranes not far from the Lahn Valley
migrating WSW.

Karsten&Tamara
      _, ,_
    ,('< >' ),
  ./ ) ) ( ( \.
  ^/| " " |\^


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Good Evening!

Today, December 1st 09 at 4.23 p.m. 240 cranes and at 4.25 p.m. 115
cranes passed the Lahn Valley some 6 kms south of Marburg to the SW.

Kind regards,

Martin Kraft

Hello,
Yesterday (29/11/2009), there were 23 500 cranes on the Lac du Der.
(Champagne, NE France).
Regards

Aurélien DESCHATRES

LPO Champagne-Ardenne
Der Nature
Ferme des Grands Parts D13
51 290 OUTINES
Tel : 03.26.72.54.47   Fax : 03.26.72.54.30
Site Web : http://champagne-ardenne.lpo.fr


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Hello,

At this moment, there are at least 3224 cranes on the main wintering grounds of
central France (Allier, Cher, Indre, and Nièvre counties). Some smaller sites
have not been counted.
Observers : Y. Bolnot, S. Coquery, A. Gendeau, S. Merle, J.C. Sautour

SĂ©bastien Merle



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Hallo, cranefriends



We have observed ad crane WRW/RGW in SW.Finland. It is not from Czech and
Israel.

The observation is sure (distanc 140m, good light, Swarowski 60x). I would know
the origin of this mysterious crane!



Best regards

Pekka Mustakallio

FCWG

---------------------------------------------------



11.9.09  Huittinen, Ronkankulma (61° 12 N, 22° 32 E)

   WRW / RGW    with 510 cranes

   Obs.: Ville Pöyri


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Hello,
We counted in the national reserve of Arjuzanx :
- 19/11/2009 : 6 507 cranes,
- 23/11/2009 : 10 734 cranes.
Patrick Dulau

Dear friends,

results of the crane roost counts in Hungary on 19th November:

Hortobágyi NP:

Vókonya marsh:           6500 (Z Ecsedi Z, J Tar)
Angyalháza marshes:      4800 (J Burnside, Zs Végvári)
Virágoskút-4 pond:       2200 (S Borza)
Mérges-ér marsh:          500 (G Kovács)

Sum:                    14000

................


Körös-Maros NP:

Kardoskúti Fehér-tó marsh:
                  8700 (L Kotymán)
Csanádi-puszták/Nagy-Zsombék marsh:
                    ? (fog, L Kotymán)

................

Kiskunsági NP:

Szegedi Fehér-tó ponds:12000  (A Albert, G Bakacsi)

--------------------------------------------------------
Total:   34700

Regards,
Zsolt



-------------------------------------
Dr. Zsolt Végvári
Department of Conservation Zoology
Hortobágy National Park - University of Debrecen
Hungary
-------------------------------------

The Estonian radio-crane  148.274 MHz was  tagged in Lääne county by
Ivar Ojaste  in 2005.

Greetings,
Aivar Leito
Estonia

arkadiusz broniarek wrote:
>
>
> Dear colleges and crane friends
>
> On 13/11/2009 at 13:50 a flock of 58 cranes flew over the Strait of
> Gibraltar to Africa. Yesterday at La Janda, Tarifa noticed the 863 cranes.
>
> Radiotracking:
>
> 148.936 MHz-Germany
> 148.274 MHz-Estonia
>
> Regards
>
> Arkadiusz Broniarek
> Radiotracking Spain
> www.radiotracking.es
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>



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Hello,
Yesterday (16/11/2009), we counted 6 827 cranes in the National Reserve of
Arjuzanx.
Patrick Dulau

Dear colleges and crane friends

On 13/11/2009 at 13:50 a flock of 58 cranes flew over the Strait of Gibraltar to
Africa. Yesterday at La Janda, Tarifa noticed the 863 cranes.

Radiotracking:

148.936 MHz-Germany
148.274 MHz-Estonia

Regards

  Arkadiusz Broniarek
Radiotracking Spain
www.radiotracking.es





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Hello,
Yesterday (16/11/2009), there were 34 700 cranes on the Lac du Der.
(Champagne, NE France) (Information : ONCFS).
Regards

Aurélien DESCHATRES

LPO Champagne-Ardenne
Der Nature
Ferme des Grands Parts D13
51 290 OUTINES
Tel : 03.26.72.54.47   Fax : 03.26.72.54.30
Site Web : http://champagne-ardenne.lpo.fr


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Dear colleges and crane friends,







We can watch still some hundred
cranes in our area.







The table format didn’t work – so I
try it again with less data!







Following I would like to present
you the numbers of resting cranes at the Rügen-Bockarea (54° 26’ W, 13°
22’ N,
NE Germany).







                       Total RĂĽgen-Bockarea



03.09.2009      1920



10.09.2009      9810



17.09.2009      11130



24.09.2009      20688



01.10.2009      20439



08.10.2009      31317



10.10.2009      60000*



15.10.2009      14746



22.10.2009      13779



29.10.2009      12470



05.11.2009      5370



  (*estimated with our observations and the note
by Clas Hermansson “Remarkable migration from Sweden
9th of October “…my estimation more than 25.000 cranes left Sweden …“)







You will find the data all the time
at http://www.kraniche.de/Start/Rastplaetze.shtml







With best wishes,



GĂĽnter







Dr. GĂĽnter Nowald



Leiter Kranich-Informationszentrum



LindenstraĂźe
27



D
- 18445 GroĂź Mohrdorf



Tel.
038323 - 80540



Fax
038323 – 80541



email:
Gruidae@...



www.Kraniche.de







Business Manager
Kranichschutz Deutschland gGmbH: Dr. Wolfgang Mewes

Amtsgericht Bonn, HRB 7408, Steuer - Nr. 206/5888/0319













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Dear friends,

results of the crane roost counts in Hungary on 12 November:

Hortobágyi NP:

Virágoskút-4 pond:       8700 (J Tar)
Angyalháza marshes:      6000 (A Nees, Zs Végvári)
Mérges-ér marsh:         1050 (G Kovács)
Meggyes-lapos marsh:      100 (L Gál)

Sum:                    15850

................


Körös-Maros NP:

Vásárhelyi-psz/ Lake Fehér-tó:
                  10200 (L Kotymán)

................

Kiskunsági NP:

Szegedi Fehér-tó ponds:11000  (A Albert, G Bakacsi)

Pusztaszer area:
  Büdös-szék marsh:
                    70 (T Nagy)


--------------------------------------------------------

Total:          37100

Regards,
Zsolt

Dear colleges and crane friends,







We can watch still some hundred
cranes in our area.



Following I would like to present
you the numbers of resting cranes at the Rügen-Bockarea (54° 26’ W, 13°
22’ N,
NE Germany).





















Werder/Bock






Kirr/Oie






Udarser Wiek






Unrower Ufer






Other roosts






Total RĂĽgen-Bockarea










03.09.2009






1150






770




















0






1920










10.09.2009






2970






1791






1250






1680






2119






9810










17.09.2009






6100






2650













680






1700






11130










24.09.2009






5500






2500






217






4860






7611






20688










01.10.2009






4950






2830






4190






86






8383






20439










08.10.2009






12940






8600






5270






910






3597






31317










10.10.2009






20000






14500



























60000*










15.10.2009






7830






1795






4000






860






261






14746










22.10.2009






6000






1800






4000






280






1699






13779










29.10.2009






4480






1970






1400






1620






3000






12470










05.11.2009






4000






0






570






280






520






5370










  (*estimated with our observations and the note
by Clas
Hermansson “Remarkable migration from Sweden
9th of October “…my estimation
more than 25.000 cranes left Sweden …“)







You will find the data all the time
at http://www.kraniche.de/Start/Rastplaetze.shtml







With best wishes,



GĂĽnter







Dr. GĂĽnter Nowald



Leiter Kranich-Informationszentrum



LindenstraĂźe
27



D
- 18445 GroĂź Mohrdorf



Tel.
038323 - 80540



Fax
038323 – 80541



email:
Gruidae@...



www.Kraniche.de







Business Manager
Kranichschutz Deutschland gGmbH: Dr. Wolfgang Mewes

Amtsgericht Bonn, HRB 7408, Steuer - Nr. 206/5888/0319

















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Hello,
We counted yesterday, November 12, 7 129 cranes in the National Reserve of
Arjuzanx.
For information, we found 27 banded cranes including 21 German, 1 Polish and 5
Swedish. Only adults.
Patrick Dulau

As I said already below Tom is  a young crane born in this spring. And
Juta, the young female who dead in Byelorussia was hes  sister (a family
with 2 young).  The usual distance  of non-stop fly is  300-500 .  The
distance from Estonia to  wintering sites in Spain is around 3000 km.
The basic  strategy  of migration is the same in western and eastern
flyways but the wintering areas in Egypt and especially Ethiopia are
located much more far from breeding places (4000-6000 km) compared to
North Africa and Spain. A belie and hope that Tom will reach Ethiopia.

Aivar

Johanna wrote:
> Thanks for the information Aivar, what a fantastic trip Tom is on! How
> old is he?
> What is the usual distances cranes fly? Is there a difference in
> distance with cranes taking the eastern migration route to those
> taking the western route?
> Keep us updated please.
> Johanna
>
>     Date: Thursday, 12 November, 2009, 12:43
>
>     Dear Johanna and crane friends,
>
>     We have news on our satellite-cranes. One of those (the smaller
>     young bird, probably a female)  is dead for now.  Date of death is
>     most probably October 21th. The bird was found out by  colleagues
>     from Byelorussia and send back  to us. We have got the PTT
>     already and will use in next year again. The other young
>     satellite-crane named Tom (the bigger one and probably a male)
>     started on migration on October 24th and flayed to South
>     Byelorussia and stayed there up to October 28th. On October 29th
>     they started again and flayed almost non-stop up to Central
>     Turkey. At the morning October 30th Tpm was above Black Sea and
>     crossed it. On October 31 Tom landed in Central Turkey. From
>     November 1th to 6th the crane stayed in the area near Karapinari
>     in Southern Turkey. On November 7th Tom started again and flayed
>     almost non-stop up to SE Egypt. He crossed Eastern part of the
>     Mediterranean Sea  right over Cyprus and reached Eastern part of
>     the Sinai  Peninsula on November 9th. And on November 10th Tom was
>     already in SE Egypt. This is the latest transmission point for
>     now. The trip from Estonian breeding place to SE Egypt is about
>     4000 km long.
>
>     Greetings,
>     Aivar Leito
>     Estonia
>
>     Aivar Leito wrote:
>>
>>     Not in online at the present because we did not bay this service
>>     because of finance needed. But maybe will do it. If so we will
>>     inform on this.
>>
>>     Greetings,
>>     Aivar Leito
>>     Estonia
>>     -----Original Message-----
>>     From: Johanna [mailto:cerintje_be@ yahoo.co. uk
>>     <http://uk.mc244.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=cerintje_be%40yahoo.co.uk>]
>>     Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 10:49 AM
>>     To: Grus grus; Aivar Leito
>>     Subject: RE: [grus-grus] Lac du Der
>>
>>     Hi,
>>     Can I follow your 2 satellite-cranes on the internet and if so,
>>     where?
>>     Johanna
>>     Belgium
>>
>>     Date: Monday, 12 October, 2009, 8:55 AM
>>
>>     Dear Collegues,
>>
>>     Our 2 satellite-cranes started on migration in the morning 10th
>>     October and
>>     were last evening in West Belorussia in roost already. This
>>     indicate that
>>     they follow an eastern flyway.
>>
>>     Greetings,
>>     Aivar Leito
>>     Estonia
>>
>>     -----Original Message-----
>>     From: grus-grus@yahoogrou ps.co.uk [mailto:grus- grus@yahoogrou
>>     ps.co.uk]On
>>     Behalf Of Aurélien DESCHATRES
>>     Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 9:48 AM
>>     To: Grus grus
>>     Subject: [grus-grus] Lac du Der
>>
>>     Hello,
>>     Yesterday (11/10/2009) , there were at least 8 000 cranes on the
>>     Lac du
>>     Der.
>>     (Champagne, NE France).
>>     Regards
>>
>>     Aurélien DESCHATRES
>>
>>     LPO Champagne-Ardenne
>>     Der Nature
>>     Ferme des Grands Parts D13
>>     51 290 OUTINES
>>     Tel : 03.26.72.54. 47 Fax : 03.26.72.54. 30
>>     Site Web : http://champagne- <http://champagne-/> ardenne.lpo. fr
>>
>>     [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>>
>>     [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>>
>>     [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>>
>>
>
>
>



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Thanks for the information Aivar, what a fantastic trip Tom is on! How old is
he?
What is the usual distances cranes fly? Is there a difference in distance with
cranes taking the eastern migration route to those taking the western route?
Keep us updated please.
Johanna


Date: Thursday, 12 November, 2009, 12:43


Dear Johanna and crane friends,

We have news on our satellite-cranes. One of those (the smaller young bird,
probably a female)  is dead for now.  Date of death is most probably October
21th. The bird was found out by  colleagues from Byelorussia and send back  to
us. We have got the PTT  already and will use in next year again. The other
young satellite-crane named Tom (the bigger one and probably a male) started on
migration on October 24th and flayed to South Byelorussia and stayed there up to
October 28th. On October 29th they started again and flayed almost non-stop up
to Central Turkey. At the morning October 30th Tpm was above Black Sea and
crossed it. On October 31 Tom landed in Central Turkey. From November 1th to 6th
the crane stayed in the area near Karapinari in Southern Turkey. On November 7th
Tom started again and flayed almost non-stop up to SE Egypt. He crossed Eastern
part of the Mediterranean Sea  right over Cyprus and reached Eastern part of
the Sinai 
  Peninsula on November 9th. And on November 10th Tom was already in SE Egypt.
This is the latest transmission point for now. The trip from Estonian breeding
place to SE Egypt is about 4000 km long.

Greetings,
Aivar Leito
Estonia       

Aivar Leito wrote:
 



Not in online at the present because we did not bay this service because of
finance needed. But maybe will do it. If so we will inform on this.

Greetings,
Aivar Leito
Estonia
-----Original Message-----
From: Johanna [mailto:cerintje_be@ yahoo.co. uk]
Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 10:49 AM
To: Grus grus; Aivar Leito
Subject: RE: [grus-grus] Lac du Der

Hi,
Can I follow your 2 satellite-cranes on the internet and if so, where?
Johanna
Belgium

Date: Monday, 12 October, 2009, 8:55 AM

Dear Collegues,

Our 2 satellite-cranes started on migration in the morning 10th October and
were last evening in West Belorussia in roost already. This indicate that
they follow an eastern flyway.

Greetings,
Aivar Leito
Estonia

-----Original Message-----
From: grus-grus@yahoogrou ps.co.uk [mailto:grus- grus@yahoogrou ps.co.uk]On
Behalf Of Aurélien DESCHATRES
Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 9:48 AM
To: Grus grus
Subject: [grus-grus] Lac du Der

Hello,
Yesterday (11/10/2009) , there were at least 8 000 cranes on the Lac du
Der.
(Champagne, NE France).
Regards

Aurélien DESCHATRES

LPO Champagne-Ardenne
Der Nature
Ferme des Grands Parts D13
51 290 OUTINES
Tel : 03.26.72.54. 47 Fax : 03.26.72.54. 30
Site Web : http://champagne- ardenne.lpo. fr

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Dear friends
These are the oficial census for Gallocanta lagoon (the counters are people of
Aragon Government and SODEMASA Company).
http://portal.aragon.es/portal/page/portal/MEDIOAMBIENTE/MEDIONATURAL/BIODIVERSI\
DAD/CENSOS/censos20090411.pdf
15-october-2009: 20387
22-october-2009: 12813
29-october-2009: 16118
4-november-2009: 14354
At this moment, in this migration the Gallocanta friend´s association have seen
33 differents ringed cranes:
14 German
8 Swedish
4 Norwegian
4 Estonian
2 Finish
1 Polish
Best regards
José Miguel Pueyo

--- El jue, 12/11/09, Patrick DULAU-Mil Nat <patrickdulau.milnat@...>
escribiĂł:


De: Patrick DULAU-Mil Nat <patrickdulau.milnat@...>
Asunto: [grus-grus] Cranes in Arjuzanx
Para: "RĂ©seau Grue Europe" <grus-grus@...>
Fecha: jueves, 12 de noviembre, 2009 09:00


 



Hello,
We counted in the National Reserve of Arjuzanx:
- On 5/11/2009: 6 265 cranes;
- On 9/11/2009: 5 901 cranes.
Monday, November 9 was a day with strong migration. Approximately 2 500 cranes
arrived in the early afternoon and,3 to
4 000 cranes started.
Patrick Dulau











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Yes, I know this website and controlled the situation one hour back. Is
there some technical problems or something other why the transmission
data are lacking after November 2th? Is the transmission interval 10 days?

Greetings,
Aivar Leito

Antti Karlin wrote:
> Hi Aivar and Johanna!
> This is fine migration route. One Finnsih crane is waiting the flight
> over Black Sea - see Upetto from this link:
> http://www.satelliittikurjet.fi/2009_kurjet_engl.html
>
> Reards Antti Karlin, Finnish Crane Working Group
>
> Aivar Leito wrote:
>>
>>
>> Dear Johanna and crane friends,
>>
>> We have news on our satellite-cranes. One of those (the smaller young
>> bird, probably a female) is dead for now. Date of death is most
>> probably October 21th. The bird was found out by colleagues from
>> Byelorussia and send back to us. We have got the PTT already and will
>> use in next year again. The other young satellite-crane named Tom (the
>> bigger one and probably a male) started on migration on October 24th and
>> flayed to South Byelorussia and stayed there up to October 28th. On
>> October 29th they started again and flayed almost non-stop up to Central
>> Turkey. At the morning October 30th Tpm was above Black Sea and crossed
>> it. On October 31 Tom landed in Central Turkey. From November 1th to 6th
>> the crane stayed in the area near Karapinari in Southern Turkey. On
>> November 7th Tom started again and flayed almost non-stop up to SE
>> Egypt. He crossed Eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea right over
>> Cyprus and reached Eastern part of the Sinai Peninsula on November 9th.
>> And on November 10th Tom was already in SE Egypt. This is the latest
>> transmission point for now. The trip from Estonian breeding place to SE
>> Egypt is about 4000 km long.
>>
>> Greetings,
>> Aivar Leito
>> Estonia
>>
>> Aivar Leito wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> > Not in online at the present because we did not bay this service
>> > because of finance needed. But maybe will do it. If so we will inform
>> > on this.
>> >
>> > Greetings,
>> > Aivar Leito
>> > Estonia
>> > -----Original Message-----
>> > From: Johanna [mailto:cerintje_be@...
>> <mailto:cerintje_be%40yahoo.co.uk>
>> > <mailto:cerintje_be%40yahoo.co.uk>]
>> > Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 10:49 AM
>> > To: Grus grus; Aivar Leito
>> > Subject: RE: [grus-grus] Lac du Der
>> >
>> > Hi,
>> > Can I follow your 2 satellite-cranes on the internet and if so, where?
>> > Johanna
>> > Belgium
>> >
>> > Date: Monday, 12 October, 2009, 8:55 AM
>> >
>> > Dear Collegues,
>> >
>> > Our 2 satellite-cranes started on migration in the morning 10th
>> > October and
>> > were last evening in West Belorussia in roost already. This
>> indicate that
>> > they follow an eastern flyway.
>> >
>> > Greetings,
>> > Aivar Leito
>> > Estonia
>> >
>> > -----Original Message-----
>> > From: grus-grus@yahoogrou ps.co.uk [mailto:grus-grus@yahoogrou
>> ps.co.uk]On
>> > Behalf Of Aurélien DESCHATRES
>> > Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 9:48 AM
>> > To: Grus grus
>> > Subject: [grus-grus] Lac du Der
>> >
>> > Hello,
>> > Yesterday (11/10/2009) , there were at least 8 000 cranes on the Lac du
>> > Der.
>> > (Champagne, NE France).
>> > Regards
>> >
>> > Aurélien DESCHATRES
>> >
>> > LPO Champagne-Ardenne
>> > Der Nature
>> > Ferme des Grands Parts D13
>> > 51 290 OUTINES
>> > Tel : 03.26.72.54. 47 Fax : 03.26.72.54. 30
>> > Site Web : http://champagne- ardenne.lpo. fr
>> >
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Dear Johanna and crane friends,

We have news on our satellite-cranes. One of those (the smaller young
bird, probably a female)  is dead for now.  Date of death is most
probably October 21th. The bird was found out by  colleagues from
Byelorussia and send back  to us. We have got the PTT  already and will
use in next year again. The other young satellite-crane named Tom (the
bigger one and probably a male) started on migration on October 24th and
flayed to South Byelorussia and stayed there up to October 28th. On
October 29th they started again and flayed almost non-stop up to Central
Turkey. At the morning October 30th Tpm was above Black Sea and crossed
it. On October 31 Tom landed in Central Turkey. From November 1th to 6th
the crane stayed in the area near Karapinari in Southern Turkey. On
November 7th Tom started again and flayed almost non-stop up to SE
Egypt. He crossed Eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea  right over
Cyprus and reached Eastern part of the Sinai  Peninsula on November 9th.
And on November 10th Tom was already in SE Egypt. This is the latest
transmission point for now. The trip from Estonian breeding place to SE
Egypt is about 4000 km long.

Greetings,
Aivar Leito
Estonia

Aivar Leito wrote:
>
>
> Not in online at the present because we did not bay this service
> because of finance needed. But maybe will do it. If so we will inform
> on this.
>
> Greetings,
> Aivar Leito
> Estonia
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Johanna [mailto:cerintje_be@...
> <mailto:cerintje_be%40yahoo.co.uk>]
> Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 10:49 AM
> To: Grus grus; Aivar Leito
> Subject: RE: [grus-grus] Lac du Der
>
> Hi,
> Can I follow your 2 satellite-cranes on the internet and if so, where?
> Johanna
> Belgium
>
> Date: Monday, 12 October, 2009, 8:55 AM
>
> Dear Collegues,
>
> Our 2 satellite-cranes started on migration in the morning 10th
> October and
> were last evening in West Belorussia in roost already. This indicate that
> they follow an eastern flyway.
>
> Greetings,
> Aivar Leito
> Estonia
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: grus-grus@yahoogrou ps.co.uk [mailto:grus-grus@yahoogrou ps.co.uk]On
> Behalf Of Aurélien DESCHATRES
> Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 9:48 AM
> To: Grus grus
> Subject: [grus-grus] Lac du Der
>
> Hello,
> Yesterday (11/10/2009) , there were at least 8 000 cranes on the Lac du
> Der.
> (Champagne, NE France).
> Regards
>
> Aurélien DESCHATRES
>
> LPO Champagne-Ardenne
> Der Nature
> Ferme des Grands Parts D13
> 51 290 OUTINES
> Tel : 03.26.72.54. 47 Fax : 03.26.72.54. 30
> Site Web : http://champagne- ardenne.lpo. fr
>
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Hello,
We counted in the National Reserve of Arjuzanx:
- On 5/11/2009: 6 265 cranes;
- On 9/11/2009: 5 901 cranes.
Monday, November 9 was a day with strong migration. Approximately 2 500 cranes
arrived in the early afternoon and,3 to
4 000 cranes started.
Patrick Dulau

Hello,
Yesterday (08/11/2009), there were 52 200 cranes on the Lac du Der.
(Champagne, NE France).
Regards

Aurélien DESCHATRES

LPO Champagne-Ardenne
Der Nature
Ferme des Grands Parts D13
51 290 OUTINES
Tel : 03.26.72.54.47   Fax : 03.26.72.54.30
Site Web : http://champagne-ardenne.lpo.fr


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