1)
Fiskgjuse (Pandion haliaetus) One from residental Ospreys
2) Gråtrut (Larus argentatus) Gulls patrol the
shore every day, Herring Gull
3) Ormvråk (Buteo buteo) Migration of birds
of pray has started…Common Buzzard
4) Sädesärla (Motacilla
alba) White Wegtails has been just starting migration
5) Birds are counted
nearly every day. Håkan Axelsson (sitting) and Michał
Polakowski (standing)
6)
Havstrut (Larus marinus)
The
biggest European Gull - Black-backed
7) Kustsnäppa (Calidris canutus)
Visitor from far North-Red Knot
8) Kustsnäppa (Calidris canutus)
9) Strandskata (Haematopus ostralegus)
Rare migrant in
Hammarö Fågelstation area – Ostrycatcher
10) Strandskator (Haematopus ostralegus)
11) Strandskata (Haematopus ostralegus)
12) Sparvhök (Accipiter nisus)
Sparrowhawks migrate this autumn pretty good
13) Lärkfalk (Falco subbuteo) Hobby
14) Stjärtmes (Aegithalos caudatus)
Long Tailed Tit
15) Stjärtmes (Aegithalos caudatus)
14)
Skrattmås, (Larus ridibundus)
Not so many Black–headed Gulls
used
to be seen in HFS area
15)
Ängspiplärka (Anthus pratensis)
16) Lappsparv (Calcarius lapponicus) Lapland Bunting is a rare
migrant in Hammarö Fågelstation area
17) Lappsparv (Calcarius lapponicus) Lapland Bunting
18)
Tofsmes (Parus cristatus) A lot of birds feed in the feeding
place near the station.
19) Tretåig hackspett
(Picoides tridactylus) Three - toed Woodpeckers are
recorded nearly every day
20)
Havsörn (Haliaeetus albicilla) Only a few White - tailed Eagles have been migrating so far.
21) Stjärtmes Aegithalos caudatus) Many Long – tailed Tits have
already arrived
22)
Tretåig hackspett (Picoides tridactylus) An invasion of Three -
toed Woodpeckers continue…
23) Tretåig hackspett (Picoides tridactylus)
23)
Sparvuggla )Glaucidium passerinum) You can sometimes see Pygmy
Owls also in the middle of the day.
24) Tretåig hackspett (Picoides tridactylus)
There are still many Three – toed Woodpeckers seen in the terrain.
25)
Fjällvråk (Buteo lagopus) Not many birds of pray have been
migrating in Hammarö Fågelstation area this season. Some Rough – legged
Buzzards, have been observed lately.
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