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1 COLOR MARKINGS used in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway Available at EVERY SINGLE RESIGHTING IS IMPORTANT. If you observed a marked bird, please report the following information as much as possible to relevant organizations: species, date, locality (with coordinates), color marks (type, color, and inscription of the marks), photographs, circumstances and other relevant details, etc. Domestic/local banding schemes as well as contact persons in the following tables are best focal points. Your reports will benefit migration studies and identification of key routes and habitats of migratory birds. Gruidae (cranes) Please visit the site of 'Yamashina Institute for Ornithology' to read color marking protocols for waterbirds including marked cranes in Japan. You may find relevant information on color-marked Common Cranes (Grus grus) in Europe on the 'European Colour-ring Birding: Common Crane' page managed by Dirk Raes. The webpage of the International Crane Foundation (ICF), an important Partner of EAAFP, provides valuable information on cranes and their migration. Particularly, you may visit the Banded Cranes page for color marked cranes in North America. 1
2 -crowned Crane (Grus japonensis) Khinganski Nature Reserve and Khanka Lake C01-C99 were used in Khinganski Nature Reserve and White F94 5C0 Khanka Lake from F** were used in Khingansk since 1989 *C* were used in Khingansk since 1993 Russia N25 Khinganski Nature Reserve and Khanka Lake in N1-N25 were used in in Khanka Lake Three digits of numbers were used since 1984 in Khingansk areas Green Used for two birds (numbered 137 and 140 ) at Khinganski Nature Reserve in 2000 China Two or three digits of numbers were used in Zhalong since Codes used: 00-99, , B00-Z99. Lu Jun Hokkaido since 1988 Japan T95 99V T01-T99 were used from V-99V were used frm Bird Migration Research Center, YIO Two digits of numbers followed by P have used since
3 -crowned Crane (F72 on a WHITE color ring) Banded at Khinganski Nature Reserve in Russia in 2003 Observed at Cheorwon in South Korea in Dec 2004 Photo by Seung-Hwa YOO Engraved YELLOW color rings prepared for -crowned Cranes in Hokkaido, Japan Photo by Chang-Yong CHOI 4
4 White-naped Crane (Grus vipio) Amur River Basin (Khinganski Nature Reserve, Khanka Lake, Daurskiy) since 1985 White A23 2A9 A01-A96 were used in Khanka Lake ( ) and Torey Lake ( ) E** were used in Daurskiy (Torey Lake and adjacent E96 areas) in E** and *A* were used in Khingansk areas since 1989 Russia 75 Khinganski Nature Reserve in Blue G29 2G4 Daurskiy (Torey Lake and adjacent areas) since 1991 G** were used in *G* were used since 1993 S46 S** were used in Daurskiy (Torey Lake and adjacent areas) in 1989 China Z 5 3 Zhalong since Codes used: 00-99, , B00-Z99. Lu Jun 5
5 Gombobaatar Sundev Mongolia Green Y42 Uldza River in and in 2002 (Mongolian Ornithological Society) Kiyoaki OZAKI (Yamashina Institute for Ornithology) Orange 21 Two digits (12-22) were used at Izumi in 1983 Bird Migration Research Center, YIO Japan J, M, R followed by one or two digits of numbers were used in Izumi since 1984 M86 R02 J04-J78 were used from M1-M99 were used from Bird Migration Research Center, YIO R** were used since 1999 One to three color ring(s) may be attached on the other leg. South Korea White Green KOC K2Y Only two white rings (engraved 'KOC' and 'K2Y') were used for rehabilitated birds in 2004 and 2007 in Cheorwon. Green was assigned, but never used. Wee-Haeng HUR (National Institute of Biological Resources) Kisup LEE (Korea Waterbird Network) 6
6 Color rings (engraved YELLOW and plain plastic rings) and an old-fashioned PTT used for White-naped Cranes in Izumi, Japan Photo by Chang-Yong CHOI White-naped Crane (E67 on WHITE leg ring) Banded at Byrtsa River, Kyra Region in Russia on 16 Jul 1990 Observed at Cheorwon in South Korea on 20 Jan 2011 Photo by Nam-joon JI 7
7 White-naped Crane (M89 on YELLOW leg ring & /Blue/ rings) Banded at Izumi in Japan on 29 Jan 1995 Observed at Cheorwon in South Korea on 21 Mar 2004 Photo by Chang-Yong CHOI White-naped Crane (M1 on YELLOW leg ring) Banded at Izumi in Japan on 21 Jan 1988 Observed at Cheorwon in South Korea on 18 Oct 2002 and 27 Nov 2005 Please note that the leg color was nearly stained white. Photo by Seung-Hwa YOO 8
8 Hooded Crane (Grus monacha) White A61 Bikin (Khabarovsk) in E10 was used in Torey Lake in 1989 VK6 Two birds (VC6, VK6) were ringed in Daurskiy in 1991 Russia Blue 0G3 0G* were used in Daurskiy in 1993 K05 Several birds (K02-K05) were ringed in Daurskiy in China 205 rings with white numbers (e.g. 204 and 205) have been used. Codes used: 00-99, , B00-Z99. Lu Jun 9
9 Gombobaatar Sundev Mongolia Green Y42 Uldza River in and in 2002 (Mongolian Ornithological Society) Kiyoaki OZAKI (Yamashina Institute for Ornithology) Orange 25 Two digits of numbers were used in Izumi in Bird Migration Research Center, YIO Japan J, K, or P followed by two digits of numbers in Izumi since P21 J02-J99 were used in K01-K99 were used in Bird Migration Research Center, YIO P** were used since
10 Siberian Crane (Grus leucogeranus) White Banded in Yakutia since 1990 White were used in 1990 and White were used in were used from 1992 to Russia Blue were used from 1993 to were used in 1990 to Yuri Markin (UNEP/GEF Siberian Crane Wetland Project consultant) One or combination of plastic color ring(s) and metal ring(s) Blue 1 6 may be also used with these legs. PTTs were attached to some birds for satellite trackings. For more information on color-ringed Siberian Cranes in Russia, please read the article entitled Banding and monitoring of Siberian Cranes in Yakutia (Germogenov et al. 2007) published on China Crane News (Vol.11, No.1, p ). Individual data is available: You may find more information on the Reintorduction: Banding page in the website of Siberian Crane Banding Coordination. There are some images of Siberian Cranes carrying color rings and transmitters. 11
11 Siberian Crane (08 on Blue leg ring) Banded near Ushkan Lake, Russia, on 13 August 1993 Observed at Poyang Lake in China on 18 Feb 2012 Photo by Huigong YU Siberian Crane (08 on Blue leg ring) Banded near Ushkan Lake, Russia, on 13 August 1993 Observed at Poyang Lake in China on 18 Feb 2012 Photo by Huigong YU 12
12 Common Crane (Grus grus) White E62 E** were used Daurskiy (Torey Lake and adjacent areas) in 1990 Russia Blue G15 One bird (G15) was banded in Torey Lake in 1992 S48 Daurskiy in K01, K04, and S** were used near Torey Lake Please refer the 'European Clour-ring Birding: Common Crane' page for color-marking protocols used in Common Cranes (Grus grus) in Europe. 13
13 Black-necked Crane (Grus nigricollis) There is currently no flyway-level protocol for this species, but some color markings may be locally used. China 003 This color bands with white digits were used in Ruoergai and Napahai Nature Reserves. Codes used: 00-99, , B00-Z99. Lu Jun China Bhutan Orange 25 Three orange bands with black digits were used in Ruoergai Nature Reserve during No plan to use this color in the future. No information is currently available. Fa-Wen Qian (National Bird Banding Center of China) Fengshan Li (International Crane Foundation) India No information is currently available. Sarus Crane (Grus antigone) There is currently no flyway-level protocol for this species, but some color markings may be locally used. Some Sarus Cranes, caught at Tram Chim National Park in 1998 and Jeb Barzen (ICF) Vietnam 2001 by Yamashina Institute for Ornithology (YIO) and International Tran Triet (ICF) Crane Foundation (ICF), may carry color bands on their legs. Nguyen Van Hung (Tram Chim NP) Cambodia Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB) may have rehabilitated a chick with bands. Markus Handschuh (ACCB) 14
14 Demoiselle Crane (Anthropoides virgo) K29 Daurskiy in 1990 K06-K47 were used in Torey Lake in 1990 Russia Blue 5G9 Daurskiy from G* and 5G* were used in Torey Lake in 1993 Green P49 P01-P74 were used in Daurskiy (mainly in Torey Lake) in 1992 Tseveenmyadag Natsagdorj Mongolia Green 1Y1 Nine birds (0Y1-1Y1) were banded at Uldza River in 1995 (Mongolian Ornithological Society) Gombobaatar Sundev (Mongolian Ornithological Society) China 05 Two digits of numbers were used in Zhalong in Fa-Wen Qian (National Bird Banding Center of China) Last update: 13 April 2015 For more information or for error correction, please contact Dr. Judit Szabo, the Science Officer of the EAAF Partnership Secretariat. 15
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