Bearded vulture! At last!
We are extremely proud to inform that this year it was finally possible to fit with our logger a Bearded vulture Gypaetus barbatus. It all took place in Armenia within a scientific project conducted by the NABU Armenia team. This very small (as the picture shows) lifeform successfully left the nest and is soaring over mountain tops of Armenia, Iran and Iraq.
His migration can be followed on the map on the home page of our portal. This year we also included data from Egyptian vultures Neophron percnopterus.
Results of GSE telemetry research published
The results of long-year studies on the European population of the Greater Spotted Eagles Aquila clanga were recently published. This time the aim was to reseach the migration strategies. Aquila dataloggers were used within the studies.
The publication can be viewed here.
AQC Project's news
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The nightmare goes on
And on, and on, and on. And the autumn can easily be called black for our Greater Spotted Eagles. During the migration already 3 birds have been found dead. The saddest (if one may graduate such...
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Yet another sad news
Another sad news, this time from Israel. Boyetz - wintering Greater Spotted Eagle, was found dead on March 12th. Boyetz was fitted with Aquila datalogger as a juvenile bird in summer 2019 in the...
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Results of GSE telemetry research published
The results of long-year studies on the European population of the Greater Spotted Eagles Aquila clanga were recently published. This time the aim was to reseach the migration strategies. Aquila...