4CLX ringed as a male cygnet on 2/12/2013 at Sefton Park, Liverpool. 4CFL ringed as a female cygnet on 22/10/2016 at Chorlton WP. Both have been at Alexandra Park for a while.
Hi Callum, send an email over to Steve Christmas who will most likely be the ringer, he usually replies anyway when he sees the post.
se.christmas@ntlworld.com
Any colour ringed birds of most species can usually be traced to a particular ringing group by going on cr-birding website and simply filling in the species and ring details, unless its a Gull from Scandinavia in which case it becomes a bit more tricky. Hope this helps.
At noon today, the ring-necked duck was in the south pool, separate from all the tufted except for one male. They stayed close to each other while I was there, diving in synchrony.
Ring-necked Duck still present at midday with the Tufted Duck flock. 3 Common Gull 1 Lesser Black Backed Gull 31 Black-headed Gull 2 Grey Wagtail 3 Mistle Thrush 34 Redwing 2 Stock Dove There was also a very interesting looking leucistic Woodpigeon (see pics)
Mediterranean x Black-headed Gull (hybrid) (found by Tony O'Mahony). This bird was also seen and photographed on 1st March by Paul Greenall. Movie screenshot of the open wing added
Ring-necked Duck 1st winter female
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Ring-necked duck still present, 7:30-8:20am, diving to feed amongst 18 Tufted duck in the north pool. Another 21 Tufties in the south pool. Herons on 2 nests and have recently been on a third. Only 2 Mute swans, having had 3 for most of the winter.
Ring-necked Duck - female back again and settled to roost amongst the Tufted Duck on north side of lake this evening. (Thanks to Copland Smith for the heads up)