Summary of Satellite Tracked Ospreys - 2012/13 - 'Where are they now?'

Thanks Mike and JSB for your help.

Sandra, this one is just next door, in English! It is further south.

faune.aquitaine

Thanks JSB, I used have that in my favs lastyear but I must have deleted it.

jsb said:

The faune websites used to be in about three or four languages. I am logged on via Firefox, so I went in with IE as anonymous, but it came up in French also. Alan: has his language setting in preference as English?. Maybe Noisette can advise what has changed if anything.

EDIT: The language setting in 'my preferences' offer two options, French or Latin....no kidding. (Latin names for the species I suppose)

The faune-aquitane always had English as an option, but it's never been an option on faune-charente-maritime which has only been going since 2010. It may be an option for the future. They need to sort out some of the bird names on faune-aquitane as they list them alphabetically & they have things like Common Kingfisher (& not Kingfisher) etc. So I stick to the French & struggle to remember the English names these days.  

Latest on GE. Data update later, in case something else comes in.

Blue YD near Agadir

Blue 44 at Etang Noir

It looks like Blue 44 is going to have a windy night, 'vigilance orange' for the Atlantique coast from Spain up to La Rochelle, heavy rain, thunderstorms & wind up to 100km/hr. Generally they give out too many warnings in case they get caught out, but you never know. We've upturned the picnic tables & put all the watering cans & buckets & all other movable goods away. We do have & a bit of laugh to ourselves because the sponsor of the weather on France 3 is a cheese called 'Fauquet' which is almost exactly what we think with a weather forecast like this!

Hazel C said:

We do have & a bit of laugh to ourselves because the sponsor of the weather on France 3 is a cheese called 'Fauquet' which is almost exactly what we think with a weather forecast like this!

LOL, Noisette!  The weather's terrible here as well.

Blue 44 and Blue YD updated.

Alba - on small island *

Caledonia - North East sector of Seville hinterland

Blue 44 - possible sighting with dad, if true, a first time this event has been witnessed on migration.

Fiddich - in the desert

Morven - news awaited since 8th, dodgy transmitter

Red 8T - by now he should be home

Rothiemurchus - still on stopover, or is he going to do a Beatrice?

Stan - thankfully, he is staying put on the CV island. *

Ceulan - back on the River Senegal

* EDIT