Wooden Wings – Tjaldur

1. Tjaldur /Eurasian Oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus)

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Þennan fugl má auðveldlega þekkja á löngum appelsínugulum goggi og svart-hvítum fjaðrum. Hann verpir 2–4 eggjum. Margir tjaldar fljúga til Vestur-Evrópu á veturna, en sumir halda sig á Íslandi. Ef hætta nálgast hreiðrið þykist hann vera vængbrotinn til að blekkja rándýr. Snjall leikari!

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This bird is easy to spot with its long orange beak and black and white feathers. It lays 2 to 4 eggs. Many fly to Western Europe in winter, but some stay in Iceland. If danger comes near the nest, it pretends to have a broken wing to trick predators. Smart actor!

Fuglahljóð/Bird sound
Wooden Wings trail: 1. Tjaldur – Eurasian oystercatcher; 2. Fýll – Northern fulmar; 3. Kría – Arctic tern; 4. Óðinshani – Red phalarope; 5. Heiðlóa – European golden plover; 6. Rjúpa – Rock ptarmigan; 7. Lómur – Red-throated diver; 8. Álft – Whooper swan; 9. Sendlingur – Purple sandpiper; 10. Æðafugl – Common eider; 11. Fálki – Gyrfalcon: 12. Himbrimi – Great northern diver.

Nemendur: Aron Halldórsson, Bergdís Gunnarsdóttir, Björn Ríkharðsson, Hoskldur Steinthorsson, Ólafur Hilmirsson, Sigrún Gunnarsdóttir.

Meira um/More about Wooden Wings project.