134962

Status:: Inactive
Tagged:: Tuesday, May 27, 2014 - 01:00
Tagging Location:: New Forest, Hampshire
Sex:: Male
Age when found:: Over one year
Satellite Tag No.:: 134962
Wing Length (mm):: 225

134962's journey from 27 May 2014 to 29 May 2014

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27 Jun 2014 - Your chance to name a Cuckoo

With three un-named birds left we are letting you choose what to name one of our Sherwood Cuckoos! Anyone who sponsors a Cuckoo before the end of June will be entered in to a draw. We’ll then pick one entry at random and will contact the winner who can then suggest a suitable name*. Find out how you could name a Cuckoo.

12 Jun 2014 - Sad news

Unfortunately we have lost two of the newly tagged birds. Both Wistman, from Devon, and 134962, from the New Forest, appear to have died recently according to the temperature readings that accompany the transmissions. We cannot be sure of the reasons but one possibility is predation.

Last year Karma, one of the birds tagged in western Scotland, who was the first that year to leave his breeding area, travelled to the east coast of Scotland and died there, making it only as far as Aberdeen. We wish our other Cuckoos this year better success.

27 May 2014 - The New Forest four

Bolderwood, New Forest, Hampshire - Six Cuckoos caught between 04:30am and 11:00am - the first three of which (two tagged, one too small) were in the first round, one in the middle of each of a triangle of nets set at Bolderwood. The other three were caught a couple of miles to the north and four were selected for tagging. This meant we completed our tagging in Hampshire during day, in a brief weather-window.

Past updates from 134962

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