Dear Lee Jae-Dae,
thank you for your email sending us the pictures and videos. We are interested in the numbers on the ribbons to see where exactly the birds come from. The bird with the green ribbon was marked in Brisbane, Australia. there were two letters, the first P, i did not see the second letter. did you happen to write it down? If we know the second letter, we can decide if this bird was marked this year or last year.
the other bird with the yellow mark was coming from the south of Australia.
Please see the attached document for further information.
thank you very much for your help,
Judit Szabo
Good Afternoon .
My wife and i pictured Bar-tailed Godwit attached ribon 2013-04-25 PM 4 at Songdo seaside
Please refer to attached Zip File
When we encountered a few day's ago at Songdo seaside for watching Bar-Tailed Godwit, your colleague said to me " looking for Bar-tailed Godwit attached ribon '
so we send to picture related that
Good-bye
LeeJaeDae.
Judit Szabo, PhD
Science Officer
East Asian – Australasian Flyway Partnership Secretariat (EAAFP Secretariat)
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