On 22 June ornithologist Vytautas Eigirdas caught another aquatic warbler (the second during this season) with French ring PARIS 7931152 in Lithuania, Alka polder.
Vytautas Eigirdas also rings aquatic warblers himself. He uses special colorful rings that help to identify every bird from a distance – every bird carries a unique color combination.
This year the ornithologist succeeded to catch and ring 70 aquatic warblers. He also registered 20 birds having colorful rings from previous years.
After the first count of rare birds – Aquatic Warblers – in the Žuvintas Biosphere Reserve, Lithuania, naturalists are extremely happy – 27 singing males … read more
The results of research that lasted for more than two years have revealed that Lithuanian and Belorusian Aquatic Warblers are wintering farther than expected – … read more
This week, 50 aquatic warbler nestlings brought from Belarus and successfully raised by naturalists at the Žuvintas biosphere reserve, Lithuania were finally released. The birds … read more
The first female Aquatic Warbler count was completed this week in the Žuvintas Biosphere Reserve, Lithuania. It revealed that out of the 49 birds brought … read more
As teachers and children are moving to online learning space, the young nature rangers platform, created by naturalists, is increasingly becoming more popular. During one … read more
In May, Lithuanian and Belorussian ornithologists managed to catch returned Aquatic Warblers that were carrying special devices that were put on their back last year … read more
Dr. Martin Flade, the chairman of the BirdLife International Aquatic Warbler Conservation Team, who was visiting Lithuania this month, expresses his support and satisfaction of … read more
Under favourable conditions, on February 7th in the world’s largest habitat of Aquatic warbler – Zvanets fen mire – a controlled burning took place. This … read more
On 5 October, the opening ceremony of new biomass processing facility took place in Dreverna. This manufactory is special because when processing biomass, the priority will … read more
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