Full house!

We have a full house here at Gedser at the moment with the arrival of Rune and Pernille last night. Pernille is here to gain experience working with birds for her masters project working with White-browed Sparrow Weavers (Plocepasser mahali) in the Serengeti.

Thirty-eight new birds ringed and the species diversity is defiantly increasing as the new migrants arrive in the garden. Three Linnets (Tornirisk), two Blackcaps (Munk), two Willow Warblers (Løvsanger) and a Yellowhammer (Gulspurv) - alongside the usual Robins (Rødhals), Wrens (Gærdesmutte) and Dunnocks (Jernspurv) - 13 species all up.

There was plenty of room in the new ringing shed despite having to accommodate six people and with the new second work bench installed today thanks to Frants there will be even more room tomorrow!

Left to Right - Pernille, Rune, Heidi, Louise. Despite having six people working in the new ringing shed this morning there was still plenty of room! - Joe Krawiec