Ringed black storks observation

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Coloured ring, white, 5574, HUNGARY - SLOVAKIA

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=102 ... 8221606799
Tomáš Mlynský, 21.11.2024



I received the recovery report of this ringed bird:

Ringing details:
Ring number: Budapest [HGB] PH12473
Ringing date (YYYY.MM.DD.): 2024.07.03. (pullus, on nest) MARIKA: it seems to be late storklet/late ringing date
Ringing place: Szolnok, Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok, Hungary [HG46]
Ringer: Monoki Ákos

Observation data:
Observation date (YYYY.MM.DD.): 2024.08.21.
Observation place: Častkovce, Nové Mesto nad Váhom, Slovak Republic [SKNM]
Finder: Tomáš Mlynský

Distance: 247 km; 314 degrees
Elapsed time: 0 year(s) 1 month(s) 18 day(s)

data on the map: Tringa (T-ring application)



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GPS localization (data by the observer)


here it is:

(PIC - video https://www.castkovce.sk/evt_file.php?f ... z_neba.mp4)

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Coloured and numbered leg-ring White V877 - metal ring A428 LITHUANIA (Romania)
... Experts from the Regional Inspectorate of Environment and Water - Ruse sent the young black stork (Ciconia nigra) for rehabilitation to the Centre for Breeding and Rehabilitation of Rare Species of the organization "Green Balkans" in the city of Stara Zagora.
- This juvenile black stork was ringed in Lithuania and, according to experts, stork was probably injured during the autumn migration. The rescue centre reports that the bird has an old fracture in its right leg and is suffering from exhaustion. Fingers crossed - good recovery! ...

Hello,
Unfortunately the bird died the next day after admission. The bird was admitted with an old, open fracture of one leg and low weight and on 25.09.2024 (the next day) it died. After the autopsy it was found that the stork had a heart attack, most likely a result of exhaustion.
Sorry about bad news.
Regards,
Stefka Dimitrova

Mrs. Stefka Dimitrova (Dr.)
Veterinarian
Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Center
Federation of Nature Conservation NGO's
GREEN BALKANS

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BLACK STORK CALENDAR 2025
https://www.ciconianigra.sk/viewtopic.p ... 688#p40688

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November 3

FB BocianiMy https://www.facebook.com/BocianiMy/post ... Sq8FFqPael

Krasnolipki - Polish Czech
Thanks to the photo traps, we are learning many interesting things about black storks. For example about the directions and distances of dispersal. In the nest near Krasnolipki (SW Poland), a 4-year-old female coming from Czech Republic from the Zlin region (285 km to the S) tried to start a late breeding. Thanks to the white ring 685L she could be identified.
The female from Nedachlebice appeared at the nest in S Greater Poland only on 5 May and stayed with the male for at least 10 days. The nest occupied by the male had already had many strange visitors since 30 March: a starling, a great tit, a hoopoe and an eagle owl. The "Krasnolipki" (male) had another female without rings at the beginning of the season, but it didn't work out for them As we know, young females (Skierka, Titania, Nutka2) rarely manage to have successful broods. Because males settle closer to their places of origin and females return to known nests/males, we keep our fingers crossed for this international pair of storks next year!

photos:
ringed female (dispersal - 300 km) https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=883 ... 4013846279
30.03.2024 male "Krasnopolski" https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=883 ... 4013846279
05.05.2024 mating https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=883 ... 4013846279
07.05.2024 ringed female https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=883 ... 013846279
visitors:
Bubo bubo https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=883 ... 4013846279
Upupa epops https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=883 ... 4013846279