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Black-faced Spoonbill found in U-do
« on: Jun 10th, 2003, 12:29am » |
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Message extracted from recent e-mail correspondence dated 23 May 2003 for your reference:
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Dear Dr. Kim,
Glad to know the Black-faced Spoonbill banded in Taiwan was back in the breeding ground.
As the color combination of the (left?) leg of this bird is Red-Yellow, it should be T12. Would be helpful if you could see the number on the blue band (on the right leg). It was a young bird banded at Tsangwen Estuary, Taiwan on 9 January 1999. If the bird is T12 it shouldn't have a PTT on its back.
I hope this is useful to you. Best wishes to your study.
Simba Chan
Wild Bird Society of Japan
At 23:28 03/05/22 +0900, ê¹?ì^~일 wrote:
>Dear BFS collegues,
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>I am reporting that on the date of 21st, May 2003, our korean BFS survey team found a blue color band and red & yellow combination banded BFS breeding on U-do site. I believe this bird could be the "T13" from Taiwan....If anyone know this bird's origin and banding data, please let me know.
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>This bird had a complete adult plumage with dark color on the back, perhaps by the loading of PTT back-pack previousely? This bird acted that it may have chicks in the nest on the islet's north side.
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>We will keep you posted if any new things come up on the breeding sites in Korea.
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>Sincerely,
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>Sooil Kim
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