A specimen equipped with a satellite transmitter that has begun its migration is being monitored together with the Snipe Club.
ACMA, the association that has always cared for aquatic migratory birds through its deep-rooted network of collaborations among hunters, has announced that during this Easter period, one of the snipe equipped with a satellite transmitter began its long migration . The data obtained so far shows the snipe's presence on April 6th in the Tuscan area of Fucecchio , while a subsequent satellite contact on April 11th places it in Belarus . A great distance covered in just five days.
This important data was obtained thanks to the close collaboration with the 1929 Milan Snipe Club , which includes enthusiasts and experts of this fascinating wild species.
