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Flying Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Saving a fallen nestling ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz -
Roller / Fieldwork / Ringing ::: Photo: András Domján, Béla Tokody, Orsolya Kiss -
Adult male Red-footed falcon with a field vole ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz -
Flying Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Red-footed falcon eggs in a nest-box ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz -
Roller / Nesting habitat / Baksi-puszta ::: Photo: Béla Tokody -
Adult female Red-footed falcon ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz -
Roller with a grass snake ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Red-footed falcon brood in a magpie nest ::: Photo: Szabolcs Solt -
Flying Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Roller / Nesting habitat / Szeri-puszták ::: Photo: Béla Tokody -
Flying Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Young Rollers in the nest box ::: Photo: Gyula Molnár -
Flying Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Rollers ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Roller / Nesting habitat / Szeri-puszták ::: Photo: Béla Tokody -
Mating Rollers ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Rollers ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Red-footed falcon eggs and nestlings ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz -
Flying Rollers ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Red-footed falcon / Fieldwork ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz, Szabolcs Pálfi -
Roller / Nesting habitat / Szeri-puszták ::: Photo: Béla Tokody -
Roller / Fieldwork / Nest box monitoring ::: Photo: Orsolya Kiss, Béla Tokody, András Domján
Roller › Migration ›
Migration
Roller is a migrating species spending it’s wintering period on South- and Central-Africa. Wintering places of the Carpathian Basin’s population are not known yet but according to the Hungarian ringed birds which were recaptured in abroad probably the Hungarian Rollers migrate across the Balkan Peninsula to the South-East. They return from their wintering places at the end of April and May.
It migrates during by day alone or in small groups, sometimes up to 60-80 individuals.
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