Location: Siikajoki, Säärenperä-Karinkanta, Säärenperä-Karinkanta, Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland
Observed: 80 LWFG (Fennoscandian).
Details: On the morning count on the fields and coastal meadows. Mr Blue with 3 other showed 4 minutes lasting effort how to wake up the wings before migration. Portion of Lessers continued migration during the Mid-Day, as the number at evening count dropped down to 62 individuals and Mr Blue was seen in Porsangerfjord Norway. Tapio Kostet, Heikki Holmström and Risto Karvonen, WWF Finland field team
Location: Siikajoki, Säärenperä-Karinkanta, Säärenperä-Karinkanta, Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland
Observed: 88 LWFG (Fennoscandian) - 4 2cy.
Details: During morning monitoring Tapio Kostet, Arto Niemi, Heikki Holmström and Risto Karvonen, LWfG monitoring team WWF Finland and Reijo Kylmänen and Matti Pajunen
Location: Siikajoki, Säärenperä-Karinkanta, Säärenperä-Karinkanta, Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland
Observed: 88 LWFG (Fennoscandian) - 4 2cy.
Details: 88-94 Lessers observed during the day. In the morning all the area was covered by 1-2 cm snow which melted during the day. Tapio Kostet, Arto Niemi, Heikki Holmström and Risto Karvonen, LWfG monitoring team WWF Finland
Location: Siikajoki, Säärenperä-Karinkanta, Säärenperä-Karinkanta, Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland
Observed: 75 LWFG (Fennoscandian) - 2 juv.
Details: Lessers widely scattered around fields and mixed in flocks of Greater White-fronts, then in three groups of 23, 25 and 27 individuals.
At least 2 2cy bird confirmed. Heikki Holmström, Tapio Kostet, Esa Aalto, Petri Hottola, and Risto Karvonen, LWfG monitoring team WWF Finland
Location: Siikajoki, Säärenperä-Karinkanta, Säärenperä-Karinkanta, Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland
Observed: 65 LWFG (Fennoscandian).
Details: Lessers were found early morning feeding and resting on typical often used area on fields.
after feeding they flew to the coastal meadows for the day.
According GPS-data of one still working ntransmitter-neckband, Lessers have one day relaxing at Äänekoski, Mid-Finland, most likely the severe Northern wind and snowing while against on their flyway to Siikajoki.
LWfG monitoring team WWF Finland and Birdlife Norway
Number of results: 6643
