Boros István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 8. (Budapest 1957)

Horváth, L.: Bird-banding by the Hungarian Natural History Museum in 1950-1956

7045. Nycticorax nycticorax juv., Kisbalaton, 4 June 1950; banded bv K. Warga. Found in : Astrachan, 46°20 û , 48°06*, 28 August 1954 ; 2340 km ; E ; after 4 years. 7082. Nycticorax nycticorax juv., Kisbalaton, 5 June 1950; banded bv K. Warga. Found in : Varászló, in the fall of 1950 ; some few km ; S ; in the same year. 7155. Nycticorax nycticorax juv., Kisbalaton, 8 June 1950 ; banded by K. Warga. Found in : Dolnji Pruja^orac, near Vojni Kriz, Yugoslavia, 45°40', 16°30', 23 lune 1950 ; 120 km ; SSW ; in the same year. 7171. Nycticorax nycticorax juv., Kisbalaton, 8 June 1950 ; banded by K. Warga. Found in : Turin, Piémont, Italy, 45°03', 7°43\ 29 Nov. 1952 ; 750 km ; WSW ; after 2 years. 7196. Nycticorax nycticorax juv., Kisbalaton, 8 June 1950; banded bv K. Warga. Found in : Gozo, 26 Sept. 1950, 35°50\ 14°15', 1200 km ; SSW ; in the same year. 7282. Nycticorax nycticorax juv., Kisbalaton, 11 June 1950; banded by K. War g a. Found in : Varászló, in the fall of 1950 ; some few km ; S ; in the same year. 7307. Nycticorax nycticorax juv., Kisbalaton, 12 June 1950; banded by K. Warga. Found in : Trevice, Veneto, Italy, 45°40', 12°18', 30 Sept. 1955; 390 km ; WSW ; after 5 years. 7320. Nycticorax nycticorax juv., Kisbalatcn, 12 June 1950 ; banded bv K. Warga. Found in: Cservár, Mts. Bükk, Hungary, 48° 10', 20°25', 18 July 1956; 300 km; NE; after 6 years. 7458. Nycticorax nycticorax juv., Kisbalaton, 24 June 1Ö50 ; banded bv K. Warga. Found in : Keszthely, 2 August 1950, 46°46', 17°15, 10 km ; N ; in the same year. 8012. Nycticorax nycticorax juv., Kisbalaton, 24 June 1950 ; banded bv K. Warga. Found in: Dubrovnik (Ragusa), Mandaljens, 13 Sept. 1950; 42°38', 18°07', 440 km; S; in the same year. The conclusions arrived at from the data of the specimens found supports the generally known fact that most of our migrants leave our country in a south­western direction ; their spring migration also follows the same course. Owing to the special interest, I call attention to the data of the spring migration of the Red-footed Falcon from Bastia, Corse. We dispose of very few report data on this bird for the whole of Europe. What few facts we know of its migration tends to shew that it leaves Hungary in a southern, indeed, in a southeastern direction, whilst it returns from the southwest. The report on the bird shot in Bastia fits well into the data mapping the return journey of the spring mig­rants observed frequently above Balearic Islands, Eastern Spain and Southern France. Another interesting item íelates to the Night Heron, found 4 years after its banding in the delta of the Volga, and that too in breeding time which testifies on a manifest re-settling. KojibueBaHue mm c 1950 no 1956 rr, npOBe^eHHoe BeHrepCKHM HauuoHajib­HbiM Mv3eeM JI. XopBar, EyaaneujT Myaeu ecTecTB03H3HHH BeHrepcKoro HaimoHajibHOro My3ea y>i<e c 1950 r. sammae-rcn KOJibueBaHne.M n-ruu. 3a nocneAHne 7 JICT OHO npoBoanaocb y 2030 mim, 44 H3 KOTopwx óbijin CHOBa yjioBJieHM. KojibueBaHUH npOBOAHJincb, maBHUM o6pa30M, Ha cJieAyiomux neTbipex reppiiTopuHx : B oKpecTHOCTii cTomiubi, R XopTOoaab, Ha 03epe KumöajiaTOH n Ha 03epe Oexepro OKOJIO r. CereA. ßaHHbie CHOBa y.ioB.ieHHbix 3K3e.MnjiflpoB noATBepwAaioT TOT oőu;e­H3BecTHHH (baKT, MTO óojibuiHHCTBo nepejieTHbix nTHu BeHrpHH oeraBJifleT cTpany B roro3anaA­HOM HanpaB.ieHHH H HX BecenHHH MnrpaunH npOHCXOAI' T T3K>Ke H3 3Toro >Ke HanpaB.ieHHH. BoJibuiOH HHTepec 3acjiyM<HBaioT nepejierabie AaHHwe KOÖMiina H3 r. BacTim H3 ocTpOBe Kop­CHK3. XIocTonpuMeqaTejibHbiM «BJIHIOTCH H AaHHbie OAHOH KBai<Bbi, KOTOpan ôbiJia yjioBJiena neTbipe roAa nocjie KOJibueBanHH B nepHOA BHca>KHBaHHíJ B Ae.ib're Bo.Tru ; STOT nocjieAHHH (baKT cBHAeTe.TbCTByeT OHCBHAHO o nepecejienHH.

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