Common Redshank

Combination of c-rings :
* metal ring (on left tarsus).
* 2 c-rings (on right tibia).
* 1 c-ring (on right tarsus).

note 1 : used colours are white, yellow, orange, red, lime (light-green), dark-green, dark-blue, pale-blue, violet, black, dark-pink.   

note 2 :

Combination of :
​* orange ring with a black two alpha code (on left tibia). 
​* green ring (on right tibia). 
​* metal ring.

note 1 : used letters are : A, C, E, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, T, U, V, X, Y.

note 2 :

Combination of :
* yellow flag with a black three numeric code (on left tibia)
* red ring (on right tibia)
* metal ring (on right tarsus).

note 1 : used numbers : 000 - 999.

note 2 : 6 chicks and 220 adults have been ringed in 2014.

note 3 : 

White ring with black 3 alpha-numeric code (1 letter and 2 numbers) (on right tibia) , some birds with green flag (transponder)  and metal ring (on left tibia). 

note 1 : used codes will be A01 to A99 till Z01 to Z99. The white ring with black code is always on the left or right tibia.

note 2 : the green flag and metal ring is always on the other tibia, but is not a part of the individual code. In the flag is a transponder, which is part of a project together with Martin Bulla from the Max Plank Institute from Germany. It is to find out the differences in breeding behaviour between male/female and waders in the arctic and with a day/night rhythm.

note 3 : The project is a Retrapping Adults for Survival project at the former island of Wieringen. Between 2000 and 2009 more then 300 birds (218 adults and 88 juveniles) were ringed. The survival rate differs per year, but is normally between 75 and 95% for adults. Most birds are seen in the breeding area, but some interesting ring readings along the flyway between Netherlands and Africa are in the database nowadays.

note 4 : the project runs on breeding birds and pulli, on the most northern point of Noord-Holland, Waddenseacoast, The Netherlands.

note 5 : 

Yellow ring with black 3 alpha code (starting letter 'I') (IAA-IAB-IZZ) (on left tibia).

note 1 : used codes are A, B, C, D, F, H, J, K, L, N, P, S, T, V, Z.

note 2 : for marking scheme info. , please refer to : stefano.volponi@isprambiente.it

note 3 :

Combination of :
* metal ring [on right tarsus]
* 1 c-ring (yellow, white or red) [on right tibia]
* red flag with white 2 alpha-numeric code (1 letter and 1 number) [on left tibia].

note 1 : birds ringed at South-westernmost Sweden.

note 2 : 

Combination of metal ring (on left tibia), 1 c-ring (on right tibia) and 3 c-rings (on right tarsus).

note 1 : used colours are : red, yellow, orange, green, lime, black and white.
note 2 : birds are ringed in Galicia, NW Spain.
 

White ring with black 3 alpha-numeric code (1 letter and 2 numbers) (on left tibia) , some birds with green flag (transponder)  and metal ring (on right tibia).  

note 1 : used codes will be A01 to A99 till Z01 to Z99. The white ring with black code is always on the left or right tibia.
note 2 : the green flag and metal ring is always on the other tibia, but is not a part of the individual code. In the flag is a transponder, which is part of a project together with Martin Bulla from the Max Plank Institute from Germany. It is to find out the differences in breeding behaviour between male/female and waders in the arctic and with a day/night rhythm.
note 3 : The project is a Retrapping Adults for Survival project at the former island of Wieringen. Between 2000 and 2009 more then 300 birds (218 adults and 88 juveniles) were ringed. The survival rate differs per year, but is normally between 75 and 95% for adults. Most birds are seen in the breeding area, but some interesting ring readings along the flyway between Netherlands and Africa are in the database nowadays.
note 4 : the project runs on breeding birds and pulli, on the most northern point of Noord-Holland, Waddenseacoast, The Netherlands.

Orange flag with a black 3 alpha-code (on right tibia) and yellow ring (on left tibia).

note 1 : metal ring on left tarsus.

note 2 : robusta and totanus will be caught at our wader station Giske OS (locality: Makkevika, Møre & Romsdal county), Norway.

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