White Stork

Yellow ring with a black five alpha-numeric code, starting letter 'X' or 'H' followed by four numbers.

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Green ring with a white four numeric code.

note 1 : young birds ringed during 2002, 2013 and 2020.

note 2 : the first two numbers means the year of ringing and the two last numbers are the individual code.

note 3 : bird ringed by Zoo Planckendael.

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Dark-blue ring with a white four alpha-numeric code, starting letters "GB"

note 1 : used codes are : "GB/number/number" OR "GB/number/letter".

note 2 : birds ringed in southern England.

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Blue ring with a white three alpha code.

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Yellow ring with a black three alpha code.

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Red ring with a white three alpha code.

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Red ring with a white or yellow four numeric code.

note 1 : young birds ringed during 2001, 2005 and 2022 (in 2022 rings are orange rings but they looked to be red).

note 2 : the first two numbers means the year of ringing and the two last numbers are the individual code.

note 3 : birds ringed in Zoo Planckendael, Belgium.

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Red (red turned orange) ring with white or black four numeric code.

note 1 : young birds ringed during 1999, 2008, 2015 and 2022

note 2 : the first two numbers means the year of ringing and the two last numbers are the individual code.

note 3 : birds ringed in Zoo Planckendael, Belgium.

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Yellow ring with a black four numeric code.

note 1 : young birds ringed during 2000, 2012 and 2019.

note 2 : the first two numbers means the year of ringing and the two last numbers are the individual code.

note 3 : birds ringed in Zoo Planckendael, Belgium.

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Black ring with a yellow three numeric code.

note 1 : birds ringed in Planckendael, Belgium but not born there OR birds from Plackendael, which rings are lost.

note 2 : adults and offspring not ringed on nests at Zoo Planckendael, Belgium.

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