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In the Atlantic Ocean the long-tailed jaeger appeared really twice during the three voyages undertaken in search of tubenoses. Luckily it was fairly close, sometimes even too close, but I managed to take pictures of this bird. The pictures show a young individual. Their weight is about 400 grams and a wingspan about one meter. The third skua goes to my gallery.
Last minute news 06/2018- Iceland
Last minute news 07/2018 – Norway-Spitsbergen
It was the right time and place to take the photos that radically changed my gallery of this species, during my photo workshop in Spitsbergen. An amazing encounter with long-tailed jaegers, the birds accepted a short distance of a few meters from us. As I mentioned in the introductory passage, maybe the round-the-clock light made such dullness, numbness that the birds were not skittish and often yawned. All in all, a lot of photos were taken, and the previous work because of its quality goes to the archive. It's quite funny that our encounter with the jaegers lasted till midnight, and still the light was so intense that the pictures were too much contrastive. We could see the jaegers met in a group of four birds at the top of a small hill but only once they gave a sound. Unfortunately, there was no sound record of this meeting. Well, such a variation in the gallery must be noted in the news.
ANGLIA - j. ANGIELSKI
United Kingdom / Scilli- introduction text - Great shearwater
New gallerys:
1.Great shearwater. 2. Scopoli's Shearwater. 3. Sooty shearwater. 4. Balearic shearwater. 5. Long-tailed jaeger. 6. European storm petrel. 7. Eurasian rock pipit.
And changes in the galleries:
1.Northern gannet. 2. Manx shearwater. 3. Ruddy turnstone. 4. Lesser black-backed gull. 5. Great black-backed gull. 6. White wagtail- Motacilla alba yarrellii. 7. Eurasian curlew. 8. Northern fulmar.
Go to the gallery: United Kingdom - FAUNA
ISLANDIA-06/2018 ANGIELSKI
Iceland 06/2018 – the introductory text – Gyrfalcon
1. Gyrfalcon (T,V). 2. Short-eared Owl (T) . 3. Great northern loon (T). 4. Merlin (T). 5. Glaucous gull (T,V). 6. Pink-footed goose (T). 7. Rock ptarmigan (T,V). 8. Harlequin duck (T). 9. Thick-billed Murre (T). 10. Iceland gull (T). 11. Black-tailed Godwit (T). 12. Whimbrel (T). 13. Redwing (T,V). 14. Razorbill (T). 15. Guillemot. 16. Eurasian Wigeon (T). 17. Northern Pintail (T). 18. Red-throated Loon. 19. Black-legged kittiwake. 20. Dunlin. 21. Meadow Pipit. 22. Parasitic jaeger. 23. European golden plover. 24. Common redshank. 25. Horned grebe. 26. Barrow's goldeneye (T). 27. King eider (T). 28. Lesser black-backed gull. 29. Northern Wheatear. 30.Long-tailed jaeger. 31. Arctic Tern. 32.Black-headed Gul.
Go to the gallery : Iceland - F A U N A Icelannd - SLIDE SHOW
SPITSBERGEN- 07/2018 ANGIELSKI
Svalbard-Spitsbergen - introductory text – Little auk.
New galleries:
1.Little auk (T,V). 2. Red phalarope (T). 3. Arctic fox (T).
Changes in galleries:
1. Snow Bunting (T,V). 2.Long-tailed jaeger (T). 3. Parasitic jaeger. 4. Barnacle Goose (T,V). 5. Rock ptarmigan (T). 6. Red-throated Loon (T). 7. Purple Sandpiper (T). 8. Dunlin. 9. Black-legged kittiwake (T,V). 10. Glaucous gull. 11. Northern fulmar. 12. Red-necked phalarope. 13. Thick-billed Murre (T). 14. Black guillemot. 15.Edredon. 16. Long-tailed Duck (T). 17. Arctic Tern (T). 18. Atlantic puffin. 19. Brant Goose. 20.King eider (T). 21. Reindeer.
Go to the gallery:
1. Norway – Fauna. 2. Spitsbergen landscape (July). 3. Longyearbyen.4.SVALBARD-slideshow