Update on this B-h Gull. I found the ringers details on the CRbirding Site and received this information.
Newbiggin by the Sea
NZ320880
Date 07/11/2015
Time 12:49
Yellow Ring 2XHV (left leg)
Metal Ring (right leg)
Colour Ring
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Metal Ring
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Age
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Age
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Colony
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Site
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X
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Y
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Distance (km)
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Days
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Date
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Notes
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Record
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2XHV
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EX72198
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6
|
Adult
|
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Ythan Estuary
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400663
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825275
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0.00
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0
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17/07/2014
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EW
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N
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2XHV
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EX72198
|
6
|
Adult
|
|
Eastfield,
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332552
|
673237
|
166.60
|
194
|
01/02/2015
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Keith Gillon
|
UKS
|
2XHV
|
EX72198
|
6
|
Adult
|
|
Newbiggin by the Sea,
Northumberland
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432000
|
588000
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130.98
|
276
|
07/11/2015
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David Elliot
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UKS
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The strong winds and cold weather meant the focus changed to sea passage. Predictably Little Auks played a starring role but the hoped for Grey Phalaropes haven't appeared yet?
Yesterday (23/11/205) the female Marsh Harrier was struggling to find a meal. Firstly it attempted to catch a Teal from the water on the South Pool. it swooped more than ten times (The Teal just made a splash and shallow dive to avoid the harrier.) before giving up and resting in a nearby tree.
Later the Harrier was over the North reedbed but gain was unsuccessful. Hopefully it caught something when I left. The Harrier now has a missing weather or two on the right wing maybe from the unwanted attention of the local crows?
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