I spent last weekend on ringing camp in south east part of Czech republic.

Ringing camp is organized on complex of ponds which are as a private property closed to public. So there is almost no disturbance from humans. It is a complex from very small (20x20 meters) till big one ponds. Two of the small pond were drained so there were also some waders on the muds. The camp was excellent. From the rarest birds which were catched were purple heron, night heron, several little bitterns and quite a lot of warblers. What was interesting was that on one pond was family of three egyptian gooses. This bird breed last year for the first time in Czech republic. There were two adults with one chick. Chick was flying (although not very good) so we cannt tell if they breed here or not. This year breed in the whole country two or three other pairs of egyptian goose.

Ferruginous duck is very uncommon in Czech republic.

Egyptian goose

Egyptian goose chick

White stork is quite common in this part of Czech republic.

Little grebe chick which was catch on the road when he try to run from one pond to another.

We catch about 10 little biterns

One of few waders common sandpiper

One of several kingfishers.

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•   |90.177.104.xxx |10.08.-2011 (08:14:38) Karel Šimeček
  Dobrý den, hodně zajímavé pozorování, samozřejmě by mě hodně zajímalo odkud je tahle reportáž, jinak v předchozím článku je asi drobný překlep - správně má být název lokality "Biebrza". Dobré světlo přeje, Karel.
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•     |90.180.12.xxx |22.08.-2011 (18:44:15) honza
  Diky za komentar. Opravim, priznam se ze s cestinou nejsem moc kamarad . Lokalitu bych nerad uvadel, je to soukromy pozemek se zakazem vstupu, pod oplocenim. Napiste mi email , vysvetlim. Dekuji a zdravim.
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