Lesser White-fronted Goose

White neckband with emitter and c-rings (on legs).

note 1 : soon more info.

note 2 :

Dark-green ring with a white one numeric code (could be also a figure) (on left leg) and metal ring (on right leg).

note 1 : 10.7 2010: 16 moulting LWfG were ringed at Hudiksvall in northern Sweden. The majority, 16 of the ringed, belongs to the enforced population which breeds in Swedish Lapland. They were caught and ringed in July at a moulting site.

note 2 : the c-ring has a letter or a figure repeated 3 times which means that the ring can be read from all directions independent of how the geese stands. The digit is oriented upright.

note 3 : 

Dark-green ring with a white one alpha code (could be also a figure) (on left leg) and metal ring (on right leg).

note 1 : 10.7 2010: 16 moulting LWfG were ringed at Hudiksvall in northern Sweden. The majority, 16 of the ringed, belongs to the enforced population which breeds in Swedish Lapland. They were caught and ringed in July at a moulting site.

note 2 : the c-ring has a letter or a figure repeated 3 times which means that the ring can be read from all directions independent of how the geese stands. The digit is oriented upright.

note 3 : 

Red ring with a white one numeric code (could be also a figure) (on left leg) and metal ring (on right leg).

note 1 : 10.7 2010: 16 moulting LWfG were ringed at Hudiksvall in northern Sweden. The majority, 16 of the ringed, belongs to the enforced population which breeds in Swedish Lapland. They were caught and ringed in July at a moulting site.

note 2 : the c-ring has a letter or a figure repeated 3 times which means that the ring can be read from all directions independent of how the geese stands. The digit is oriented upright.

note 3 : 

White ring with a black one alpha code (could be also a figure) (on left leg) and metal ring (on right leg).

note 1 : 10.7 2010: 16 moulting LWfG were ringed at Hudiksvall in northern Sweden. The majority, 16 of the ringed, belongs to the enforced population which breeds in Swedish Lapland. They were caught and ringed in July at a moulting site.

note 2 : the c-ring has a letter or a figure repeated 3 times which means that the ring can be read from all directions independent of how the geese stands. The digit is oriented upright.

note 3 : 

White ring with a black one numeric code (could be also a figure) (on left leg) and metal ring (on right leg).

note 1 : 10.7 2010: 16 moulting LWfG were ringed at Hudiksvall in northern Sweden. The majority, 16 of the ringed, belongs to the enforced population which breeds in Swedish Lapland. They were caught and ringed in July at a moulting site.

note 2 : the c-ring has a letter or a figure repeated 3 times which means that the ring can be read from all directions independent of how the geese stands. The digit is oriented upright.

note 3 : 

Black ring with a white one numeric code (could be also a figure) (on left leg) and metal ring (on right leg).

note 1 : 10.7 2010: 16 moulting LWfG were ringed at Hudiksvall in northern Sweden. The majority, 16 of the ringed, belongs to the enforced population which breeds in Swedish Lapland. They were caught and ringed in July at a moulting site.

note 2 : the c-ring has a letter or a figure repeated 3 times which means that the ring can be read from all directions independent of how the geese stands. The digit is oriented upright.

note 3 : 

Combination of :​
* black, white, dark-blue or yellow ring with a one alpha or one numeric code (on left leg)
​* red OR yellow ring without a code above metal ring (on right leg)

note 1 :  five Lesser White-fronted have been sat.tagged : see http://www.blessgans.de/index.php?id=641

note 2 :  http://cms.geese.org/nl/species/1600

note 3 : 

Black neckband with a white three alpha-numeric code.

note 1 : this project concerns 1 bird ringed at the Taymyr-delta, Kurluskoye l. during 1997 by the Geese Study Group, Norwegian Ornithological Society, Finnish Lesser White-fronted Goose Group.

Yellow ring with a black three alpha-numeric code.

note 1 : used codes are 38C, 39C, 40C.

note 2: this project concerns birds ringed in Yakutiya, Kolyma River mouth during 1994 by the Institute of Biological Problems of the North (Far East Branch) and the Japanese Association for Wild Geese Protection.