Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Lapinuunilintu Kuutsjärvellä - Arctic warbler behind Kuutsjarvi lake
Lämpimän sään myötä lapinuunilintu putkahti laulamaan Kuutsjärven luusuan kuusikkoon. Sen lauluääni on verraten helposti tunnistettava. Lapinuunilintu (Phylloscopus borealis) on pitkän matkan muuttaja idästä, ja se saapuu muuttolinnuista viimeisenä, Värriöönkin vasta sitten, kun hyttyset jo lentävät kesälentoaan. Lapinuunilintu on Värriön luonnonpuiston harvinaisimpia lintuja. Se tavataan silti Värriössä miltei vuosittain - varmaan helposti tunnistettavan laulunsa vuoksi. Enemmän lapinuunilinnusta Värriön tutkimusaseman kotisivulla.
With the warm weather Arctic warbler (Phylloscopus borealis) suddenly emerged as singing in the spruce forest behind Kuutsjarvi lake. The singing verse of Arctic warbler is rather easily recognized. Arctic warbler is the latest of the migratory birds. In Varrio it arrives when the mosquitos are already flying. Arctic warbler is one of the rarest birds in Varrio Nature Reserve as well as all over Finland. It is however seen in the nature reserve almost everry year - or rather heard thanks to its memorable and easily recognized song.
With the warm weather Arctic warbler (Phylloscopus borealis) suddenly emerged as singing in the spruce forest behind Kuutsjarvi lake. The singing verse of Arctic warbler is rather easily recognized. Arctic warbler is the latest of the migratory birds. In Varrio it arrives when the mosquitos are already flying. Arctic warbler is one of the rarest birds in Varrio Nature Reserve as well as all over Finland. It is however seen in the nature reserve almost everry year - or rather heard thanks to its memorable and easily recognized song.
// posted by Veli Pohjonen @ 19:21 
