| Krognæb (SU) (Pinicola enucleator) | 1 |
| Adfærd: | Trækkende mod sydøst |
| Tid: | 10:03-10:05 |
| Kommentar til obs.: | Whilst sewing nets in the reedbed North East of Kabeltromlen, at around 1003 I heard an unusual bird flying around. Listening to the calls of Pine Grosbeak with the Skagen Fuglestation team over the last week, I recognized the call from Youtube/Xeno Canto calls. In the field, the bird sounded like a siskin with a double "pew, pew" call and was heard at least three or four times. I decided to sound record the bird and took a sound recording around 1003 on my phone. During the recording I messaged Ragnar at Worlds End 3 to listen out and he messaged the bird out on Zello immediately. Whilst in the field, I also heard Rolf call the bird out at World's End 1. Talking to Rolf later, we came to the conclusion the bird called 6 times in total. Unfortunately, not one of us saw the bird, but based on sounds it flew East along the dunes and then turned over the reedbed to the North of Kabeltromlen before flying back West along the dunes. The bird was heard by just two people and sound recorded on my phone near Kabeltromlen (3 calls) and on a SM4 recorded at Worlds End 3 (3 calls). The bird was not seen by any observer. Sound recording from Kabletromlen area included in Wav file and a spectrogram in JPEG file added. Spectrogram did not correspond with any Woodlark calls or song seen on Xeno Canto. However, it compared very closely to birds recorded in Sweden and Norway and inputted to Xeno Canto confirming our initial identification. |
| Lokalitet: | Grenen, Skagen (07:15 - 12:15) |
| Nøjagtig position: | |
| Observatør: | Skagen Fuglestation |
| Medobservatør: | TW |
| Metode: | Diverse obs |
| Kommentar til tur: | Kabeltromlen |
| Billeder til observationen: |  |
| Lydfiler til observationen: | |
| Observationen er: | Indtastet via hjemmeside |
| Indtastet: | 11-11-2024 16:22:32 |
| Senest redigeret: | 11-11-2024 22:10:38 |
| Status: | ⇑ |
| Links: | Information om Krognæb |
| Billeder af Krognæb på netfugl.dk |