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I finally solved the technical problems that forced us to putting the site temporarily off-line avium ( www.avium.it ) and the project MITO2000 ( www.mito2000.it ).
We are working to restore the Project site also quick Etiquette ( www.galateo-lombardia.it ) ...

We apologize again for the temporary disruption.
If you would like to point out issues related to the sites listed, you can do so by sending an email to:

Paolo Bonazzi - p.bonazzi @ faunaviva.it

Thank you for your cooperation!

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avium: mission accomplished! Today and tomorrow at

the end, despite all odds, we made it!
With a week later than the planned program, campaign tracking of wintering birds in the municipality of Milan ended with the excellent result of more than 200 units surveyed value of 208.
The campaign was attended by a total of 12 detectors.
E 'being the process of collecting and entering data, and will soon be possible to provide some results of censuses.

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Lambron - results of ringing

Lambron The ringing station at Lake Pusiano in 2009 has been active for 4 days: Nov. 7, Nov. 21, Dec. 4 and Dec. 5. Due to weather conditions the activity was interrupted for about a month before being shot in 2010 during the following days: January 16, January 30 and February 13.

Below is the table containing the totals of individuals ringed and recaptured so far.

Robin

SPECIES	CATCH	Recapture
bunting	36	4
Wren	6
Cinciarella	22	24
	9	1
Pendolino	20	5
Chiffchaff	1
Cinciallegra	3	1
Cetti's	1	1
dunnock	1
Tit	9	8
Shrike	1
Capinera	1
Total species	12	7
Total individuals	122	51

Among the species most caught bunting and high speed are typically wintering in areas of reeds, such as that which arises in the system of arrest. It 's interesting to note that both the Blue Tit was caught mainly in networks reeds closer to the lake.

the species are quite common in the environment where there is the system of arrest. It stands out among all the Shrike, wintering with low density in our region.

Shrike

In recent days there has been a decrease in catch probably due to the knowledge on the part of individuals wintering in the presence of an capture.
In future releases are expected, however, increased due to the arrival of migratory birds in transit through the area.

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avium: -40

Also on Sunday, despite all odds, the fearless team of ornithologists has an urban Another significant step towards achieving the expected result for the winter campaign avium.
the field at the end we were 10, those struggling with the fog of south-western outskirts, some in defiance of the ice bike, who escaped their duty in parental care and who is arguing with car batteries too old to be able to withstand both the cold and the lights on, forgetting ... Brancaleone
attitude as an army of ornithology at the end we brought home 49 new points of listening, for a total of 168 out of 208 total events (80.8%).



By next week the campaign should end, it is necessary organize the effort to end! Of squares remaining, 16 have already been allocated, while 24 are in search of destination. The location of the square
facts, make reservations and can also be seen in the following file for Google Earth:


http://www.faunaviva.it/downloads/AViUM_Inverno2009-10.kml

Anyone wishing to make one of the last areas of listening, you can contact Paul Bonazzi ( p.bonazzi @ faunaviva.it ) or Gianpiero Calvi ( g.calvi @ faunaviva.it ) to agree on the square to visit and receive the necessary material.

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New dates for the ringing station Pusiano

The calendar of events are offered by FaunaViva now available dates for next-day activities of the ringing station Pusiano.
E 'an outing every two weeks for the months of February and March, so the timing will be weekly in the month of April.

For information and to participate in the activity, contact the leaders of the station

- Mariella Nicastro: m.nicastro @ faunaviva.it
- Andrea Galimberti: tgalimba@gmail.com