Una serie de 4 fotografías de espátula rosada de Juan C. Aguero.
Location: Eco Pond, Flamingo, Everglades National Park
Date: February and November, 2009
Photographer: Juan C Aguero
Florida Bay & Everglades Science
Report a Spoonbill Sighting
Via Email (today)Hi Juan,
Thank you so much for your banded spoonbill sighting reports and photos. I wanted to give you a bit of history on the birds that you saw.
EN vertical gray was banded as a chick on an island in the southeastern portion of Florida Bay on 12/31/08.
07-A vertical black was banded as a chick on an island in the northwestern portion of Florida Bay on 12/1/06.
If you zoom in on the 3rd photo you sent, there is actually a 1 next to the 9, making that bird
91-D vertical black. That bird was banded as a chick on an island in the northwestern portion of Florida Bay on 1/1/08.
It is amazing to see how different the plumages are between
07-A and
91-D despite being only about 3 months apart in age.
Karen Dyer
91-D (click photo)
EN (click photo)
07-A (click photo)
© Juan C Aguero (juanKa)
Location: Eco Pond, Flamingo, Everglades National Park
Date: February and November, 2009
Photographer: Juan C Aguero
Florida Bay & Everglades Science
Report a Spoonbill Sighting
Via Email (today)Hi Juan,
Thank you so much for your banded spoonbill sighting reports and photos. I wanted to give you a bit of history on the birds that you saw.
EN vertical gray was banded as a chick on an island in the southeastern portion of Florida Bay on 12/31/08.
07-A vertical black was banded as a chick on an island in the northwestern portion of Florida Bay on 12/1/06.
If you zoom in on the 3rd photo you sent, there is actually a 1 next to the 9, making that bird
91-D vertical black. That bird was banded as a chick on an island in the northwestern portion of Florida Bay on 1/1/08.
It is amazing to see how different the plumages are between
07-A and
91-D despite being only about 3 months apart in age.
Karen Dyer
91-D (click photo)
EN (click photo)
07-A (click photo)
© Juan C Aguero (juanKa)
