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Bird In Focus
By geir birkeland 23.08.2013 at 18:52 - Edited 25.08.2013 at 17:05

Migrating common buzzards above Lebeltet
Migrating common buzzards above Lebeltet
They migrate across the Lista landscape and thereafter directly west from Skarvodden. Today all the buzzards turned around, while at last 35 sparrow hawks decided to go on.

Going west: smaller hawks and buzzards in between the falcons over Skarvodden

The sparrow hawks and the common buzzards have started to move. Today, at least 35 sparrow hawks and 10 buzzards migrated over Skarvodden and then directly west, while the young peregrine falcons, some kestrels and a merlin were hunting for waders in Sevika.



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