COLOR MARKINGS used in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway
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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. Anatidae I (swans) For more information on color-marked swans in Eurasia, please visit the mainly managed by Dirk Raes. Please visit the website of 'Yamashina Institute for Ornithology' to read color marking protocols for waterbirds in Japan. Please visit Wildlife Science and Conservation Center (WSCC) of Mongolia s website to learn more about whooper swan marking projects in Mongolia. 1
2 For more information on color marking activities by Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) in Mongolia, please download an information sheet entitled 'Look out for wild birds marked in Mongolia'. You may also contact with Dr. Pelle Andersen-Harild, the coordinator of the WI Swan Research Group, to consult color and codes used in different countries/areas for Europe and Asia. Swans Neck band China Codes used: G00-G99. Since 2011, coordinated by the National Bird Banding Center of China Lu Jun Mute Swan (Cygnus olor) Japan Green JK11 Yamashina Institute for Ornithology Bird Migration Research Center, YIO 2
3 Whooper Swan (Cygnus cygnus) Russia Red 2K22 Since 2001 with PTT studies in Khabarovsk (This project possibly ended.) Mongolia Red F18 Since 2007 in Northern Mongolia By Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), Yamashina Institute for Ornithology (YIO), and Mongolian Ornithological Society (MOS) WCS neck collar report Martin Gilbert (WCS) Yoshimitsu SHIGETA (YIO) Gombobaatar Sundev (MOS) 0T38 Since 2010 in Western and Northern Mongolia By Wildlife Science and Conservation Center (WSCC) Nyambayar Batbayar (WSCC) Japan Green 4C76 Yamashina Institute for Ornithology (YIO) Bird Migration Research Center, YIO 3
4 Tundra/Bewick's Swan (Cygnus columbianus) Russia Red C , Lena Delta, Yakutia Green 123Y Yamashina Institute for Ornithology (YIO) Kaname Kamiya Bird Migration Research Center, YIO Japan Grey J11-15, J26 Sachiko Moriguchi (transmitter) April 2017, Kucharo-ko, Japan (Niigata University) USA (Alaska) K057 USGS Alaska Science Center Craig Ely (USGS Alaska Science Center) Leg band Russia Red Chaun Delta, Chukotka, 2017 Russia Red Chaun Delta, Chukotka, 2016 Russia Orange Lena Delta, Sakha(Yakutia), Alexey Antonov 4
5 For more information on Tundra Swans color-marked in Alaska, please visit a webpage entitled 'Swan Surveillance and Research' of USGS Alaska Science Center. Whooper Swan (C60 on RED neck collar) Banded at Sharga Nuur in Mongolia on 15 Jul 2009 Observed at Cheonsu Bay in South Korea on 8 Jan 2011 Photo by DVM Shin-Hwan KIM Whooper Swan (0T02 on BLUE neck collar) Banded in Mongolia Photo by Nyambayar Batbayar Left: Tundra swan (10 on RED leg band) Right: Tundra swan (A09 on ORANGE leg band) 5
6 Anatidae II (geese) For more information on color marked geese in Eurasia, please visit the managed by Dirk Raes. Please visit the website of 'Yamashina Institute for Ornithology' to read color marking protocols for waterbirds in Japan. Please visit Wildlife Science and Conservation Center (WSCC) of Mongolia s website to learn more about Bar-headed Goose and Swan Goose marking projects in Mongolia. The 'Information about Colour Marking: Goose species (Anserini)' page of the Japanese Bird Banding Association (JBBA) has more general/detailed description on geese marking by Japanese colleagues. Particularly, you may see the List of Banded Geese from 1981 to 2001 managed by the Japanese Association for Wild Geese Protection (JAWGP). There are useful information in the webpage of the Goose Specialist Group (Wetlands International and the IUCN-Species Survival Commission). For more information on color marking activities by Wildlife Conservation Society in Mongolia, please download an information sheet entitled 'Look out for wild birds marked in Mongolia'. 6
7 Geese Codes used: A01-T99. Since 2006, coordinated by the National Bird Banding Center of China China Lu Jun Green Codes used: C01-C99, C1A-C4Y. Since 2006, coordinated by the National Bird Banding Center of China 7
8 Greater White-fronted Goose (Anser albifrons) Cooperation project of Goose, Swan and Duck Study Group of Green F1C Northern Eurasia (RGG) - Moscow Russia, Japanese Association for Wild Geese Protection (JAWGP), and Institute of Biological Problems of the North (IBPN). Evgeny Syroechkovskiy Masayuki KURECHI (JAWGP) Alexandre V. ANDREEV (IBPN) During : Lower Anadyr River Since 2001: Meinypilgyno, Southern Chukotka Red 5Z In 1992 by JAWGP and IBPN in Anadyr, Chukotka Alexandre V. ANDREEV (IBPN) Russia Masayuki KURECHI (JAWGP) Yellow 33E Since 1991 by JAWGP and IBPN in Kolyma, Yakutia Alexandre V. ANDREEV (IBPN) Masayuki KURECHI (JAWGP) N93 N79-N84; In 1995 by JAWGP and IBPN in Kolyma, Yakutia Alexandre V. ANDREEV (IBPN) Masayuki KURECHI (JAWGP) 8
9 Leg Band Russia Red Chaun Delta, Chukotka, 2017 Red Chaun Delta, Chukotka, South Yellow Since 2004 in Cheorwon, Gangwon Province Mainly for rehabilitated/rescued birds A21 to A49 (except A28 which was a white band) Wee-Haeng HUR (NIBR) YoungJun KIM Korea White Since 2004 in Cheorwon, Gangwon Province Mainly for rehabilitated/rescued birds H, T, O, and A followed by 2 digits Wee-Haeng HUR (NIBR) YoungJun KIM Japan N45 E26 N00-N45; In 1993/94 winter by JAWGP and USGS. E26: On 10 April 2002 in Miyajimanuma, Hokkaido Yamashina Institute for Ornithology Bird Migration Research Center, YIO Masayuki KURECHI (JAWGP) Yellow B07, B17, B29, on middendorffi Sachiko Moriguchi (transmitter) Jan 2017 at Fukushimagata, Japan (Niigata University) North America Red Red with 3 white digits with 2-3 white digits Alaska and northern Canada For Tule Goose subspecies California and sc Alaska Kathy Meeres Dan Yparraguirre 9
10 Bean Goose (Anser fabalis) White F81 For Anser fabalis serrirostris Since 1989 by JAWGP in Kamchatka, Yakutia, and Magadan Alexandre V. ANDREEV (IBPN) Masayuki KURECHI (JAWGP) Russia Orange Y87 For Anser fabalis serrirostris In 1984 by JAWGP in Kamchatka Masayuki KURECHI (JAWGP) Red J22 For Anser fabalis middendorfii Since 1986 by JAWGP in Kamchatka Masayuki KURECHI (JAWGP) White For Anser fabalis serrirostris Chaun Delta, Chukotka, 2017 Leg band Russia White For Anser fabalis serrirostris Chaun Delta, Chukotka, 2016 Black For Anser fabalis serrirostris Lena Delta, Sakha(Yakutia), 2017 Alexey Antonov 10
11 Mongolia Yellow Since 2007 in Northern Mongolia by WCS WCS neck collar report Martin Gilbert (WCS) Japan Yellow A45 Since 1986 by Yamashina Institute for Ornithology & JAWGP Bird Migration Research Center, YIO Masayuki KURECHI (JAWGP) Greater White-fronted Goose (H41 on GREEN neck collar) Banded at Chukotka in lower Anadyr of Russia on 24 Jul 2005 Observed at Togyo Reservoir in South Korea on 9 Dec 2007 Photo by Yong-Cheol LEE Greater White-fronted Goose (Z19 on YELLOW neck collar) Banded at lower Kolyma, Yakutia, Russia on 29 Jul 1995 Observed at Cheonsu Bay in South Korea on 14 Oct 2008 Photo by Han-Soo SEO 11
12 Greater White-fronted Goose (A41 on YELLOW neck collar) Banded and Rehabilitated at Cheorwon, South Korea on 3 Jun 2008 Observed at Cheonsu Bay in South Korea on 25 Mar 2010 Photo by Dong-Pil OH Bean Goose (F81 on WHITE neck collar) Banded at Moroshechnaya (Zvezdokan Lake) in Russia in July 1999 Observed at Cheonsu Bay in South Korea on 18 Nov 2005 and on 22 Nov 2007 Photo by Hyun-Tae KIM Left: Greater White-fronted goose (17 on RED leg band) Right: Tundra Bean goose (A07 on BLACK leg band) 12
13 Bar-headed Goose (Anser indicus) Green X25 Since 2008 in Northern and Western Mongolia by USGS/MAS/FAO/WSCC Tseveenmyadag Natsagdorj (MAS) Nyambayar Batbayar (WSCC) Yellow B5 Since 2007 in Northern Mongolia by WCS WCS neck collar report Martin Gilbert (WCS) Mongolia Orange VD Since 2008 in Northern Mongolia by WCS WCS neck collar report Martin Gilbert (WCS) Leg ring Green G96 Since 2008 in Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake National Park, Northern Mongolia by USGS/MAS/FAO/WSCC Tseveenmyadag Natsagdorj (MAS) Nyambayar Batbayar (WSCC) China Light A30 Since 2005 in Qinghai Lake National Bird Banding Center (NBBC) of China Guogang ZHANG (NBBC) Changqing DING (Beijing Forestry University) 13
14 Bar-headed Geese (X25 on GREEN neck collar) Banded in Mongolia on 13 July 2010 Photo by Nyambayar Batbayar Bar-headed Geese (GREEN Leg bands) Banded in Mongolia Photo by Nyambayar Batbayar Graylag Goose (Anser anser) China Green C27 C13 Since 2005 in Qinghai National Bird Banding Center (NBBC) of China Since 2005 in Jilin National Bird Banding Center (NBBC) of China Guogang ZHANG (NBBC) Changqing DING (Beijing Forestry University) Guogang ZHANG (NBBC) Changqing DING (Beijing Forestry University) 14
15 Swan Goose (Anser cygnoides) Russia R2M Since 2001 in Dauria and Lower Amur region Oleg Goroshko R5V Tseveenmyadag Natsagdorj (MAS) Mongolia Orange M13 Since 2006 in Eastern and Northern Mongolia Nyambayar Batbayar (WSCC) WCS neck collar report Martin Gilbert (WCS) Tseveenmyadag Natsagdorj (MAS) Green H14 In Eastern and Northern Mongolia, few green collars were deployed in 2008, but no more was deployed since then. Nyambayar Batbayar (WSCC) WCS neck collar report Martin Gilbert (WCS) South Korea White In 2003 at Paju, Gyeonggi Province Only for three individuals (A31, A32, A33) by the National Institute for Environmental Research (NIER) Jin-Young Park (NIER) Kisup Lee (Korea Waterbird Network) 15
16 Swan Goose (R2M on BLUE neck collar) Banded at Udyl Lake, Russia on 16 Aug 2006 Observed at Cheonsu Bay in South Korea on 6 Dec 2006 Photo by DVM Shin-Hwan KIM Swan Goose (M13 on ORANGE neck collar) Banded in Mongolia on 30 July 2006 Photo by Nyambayar Batbayar Cackling Goose (Branta hutchinsii) North America Yellow Yellow with 3 Black digits with 3 White digits Yukon Delta For Aleutian Cackling Geese on Buldir Island, Alaska since 2009 J00-J99 by Humboldt State University Craig Ely (USGS Alaska Science Center) Jeff Black Dan Yparraguirre 16
17 Anatidae III (ducks) Ducks : Tumuji nature reserve in inner Mongolia Codes used: 00-99, A0-Z9, 0A-9Z, AA-ZZ. Since 2012, coordinated by the National Bird Banding Center of China Red:Shengjin Lake in Anhui Province Codes used: 00-99, A0-Z9, 0A-9Z, AA-ZZ. Since 2013, coordinated by the National Bird Banding Center of China Nasal saddle China Orange:Jiuduansha nature reserve in Shanghai Codes used: 00-99, A0-Z9, 0A-9Z, AA-ZZ. Since 2011, coordinated by the National Bird Banding Center of China Lu Jun Green:Xingkai Lake in Heilongjiang Province Codes used: 00-99, A0-Z9, 0A-9Z, AA-ZZ. Since 2013, coordinated by the National Bird Banding Center of China White:Poyang Lake in Jiangxi Province Codes used: 00-99, A0-Z9, 0A-9Z, AA-ZZ. Since 2014, coordinated by the National Bird Banding Center of China 17
18 Scaly-sided Merganser (Mergus squamatus) NN Leg ring Russia Yellow Since 2006 in Primorye H1 Leg ring China Red C07 Since 2008 in Heilongjiang National Bird Banding Center of China Guogang ZHANG (NBBC) Changqing DING (Beijing Forestry University) Spectacled Eider (Somateria fischeri) Leg ring Russia Red N2 Since 2003 in Chukotka 18
19 Female Scaly-sided Merganser (leg ring H1) Ringed in Kievka River, Primorye, Russia on 2 April 2008 Photo by Female Spectacled Eider (leg red ring) Ringed on Ayopechan Island, Chukotka, Russia on 29 June Photo by Valery Shokhrin Last update: 24 November 2017 For more information or for error correction, please contact the EAAFP Secretariat. 19
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