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Birds of Western Australia / Calidris / Sandpipers / Porsanger / Kistrand / Red Knot / Bird migration / Northern Norway / Knot / Finnmark / Geography of Norway / Ornithology
Date: 2009-10-26 04:18:28
Birds of Western Australia
Calidris
Sandpipers
Porsanger
Kistrand
Red Knot
Bird migration
Northern Norway
Knot
Finnmark
Geography of Norway
Ornithology

The migration of Red Knots through Porsangerfjord in spring 2008: a progress report on the Norwegian Knot Project

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