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Aug 21 2017

AWSG Satellite Transmitter Project 2017

Surprising Stop at the Yellow Sea

One of the privileges being a migratory bird might be the freedom to travel among countries without passport or visa. Thus, our Whimbrel KS decided to visit a country which might be a little bit difficult (for humans) to enter – North Korea.

Meanwhile, KU is about 370km north-west of KS, still staying at Yingkou in Liaoning Province, China where it has been for 13 days. We are now anxiously waiting to see when they will both start migrating south again.

Follow the link through to update 11 of the 2017 AWSG satellite transmitter project to read the latest on the progress of the tagged Whimbrel!

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