Found a ringed bird?

Please report it here

Annually, approximately 200,000 to 250,000 wild birds are ringed in Norway. The results of this tell us about our birds’ migration routes, stop over sites and wintering areas. By trapping and ringing birds, we learn about the proportion of juveniles and adults in the bird population and can say something about how the breeding season has been.

When ringed birds are recovered, we can calculate their age and gather data on important causes of death. This knowledge is essential for managing the bird populations in a good way.

These fields are mandatory
Address on the ring, på ring, Ringnumber, Location, Date for finding, checkboxes, name, addresse, email, phone

Ring number (ex. BA27341 or 5174301) This field is required The adress on the ring This field is required Eventuelt annen adresse (utenlands merket fugl) Location This field is required Show location in map

Zoom into the right area of the map, place the cursor on the finding place. The cursor can be clicked and moved, if it is misplaced. Click the cursor, hold the button and move”

Choose county Date for finding (write as 03.04.2013) This field is required Check the boxes for findings circumstances

The bird was dead

The bird was fresh (less than a week since it is death)

The bird was not fresh (more than a week since it is death)

The bird was alive

The bird was released

The bird died later on

Only the ring was found

Presumed cause of death (if known) Species/type of bird (if known) Sex of bird (if known) Age of bird (if known) Additional information Upload image Name This field is required Address This field is required Area and Zipcode This field is required E-mail This field is required Phone This field is required

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