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Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
LL Waz Started conversation Jun 13, 2011
This http://www.bto.org/science/migration/tracking-studies/cuckoo-tracking is fantastic. Zooming in on their individual maps shows you exactly where they are.
It's amazing how far they can get in a day if they're minded to. Like Clement. Zipped off to central France, then to Bugundy, now he's outside Marseilles after stopping and doodling about a bit enjoying the local woodlands(reminded me of Never Starting Story travel).
My 
are on Clement to get to Africa first. Chris seems to have lost his nerve when he got to the seaside. Don't know what Kaspar's thinking. An industrial estate on the edge of Antwerp?
I want wings.
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
Willem Posted Jun 13, 2011
Hi there Waz! This is fascinating! I put this on my Favourites list so I can check it from time to time to see how they're doing. Thanks!
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Posted Jun 13, 2011
are they edible? 
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
LL Waz Posted Jun 24, 2011
Lay off my cuckoos Rev! Have some 
!
Glad you like the site Willem . My opinion of Kaspar's risen - he's now not far from Venice and seems to have flown straight over the middle of the Alps.
The first cuckoo I ever saw was near Venice - on one of the other islands. Maybe his great Grand-dad.
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
Websailor Posted Jun 24, 2011
Thanks for that Waz. I had something about that from BTO but I have been pre-occupied and didn't follow it up. Like Willem it is now 
marked for future interest.
Websailor 
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Posted Jun 24, 2011
Ta! for the but are they edible 
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
LL Waz Posted Jun 24, 2011
They may be edible but they're not for eating 
You're a BTO member, Websailor?
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Posted Jun 24, 2011
ok tinker I was only asking
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
Willem Posted Jul 13, 2011
Waz, you were right ... Clement is the first in Africa!
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Posted Jul 13, 2011
cool
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
LL Waz Posted Jul 18, 2011
(rev, I know, it was only a mock at the very idea of eating cuckoos.)
I think Kasper and Clement were neck and neck in crossing the Sahara, while Lyster's still in Norfolk! My sympathy's with Martin and Chris though, loitering in northern Italy.
Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
LL Waz Posted Jul 22, 2011
Martin's moved down to the southern tip of Italy and looks as though he might head for Libya despite it being a no-fly zone. He was down as a sensible cuckoo, but now I have doubts.
Loitering Lyster is in danger of missing the boat.
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Track that cuckoo - Kaspar's off! To Belgium?
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- 4: LL Waz (Jun 24, 2011)
- 5: Websailor (Jun 24, 2011)
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