Do Marsh Harriers Migrate?
Most of the Marsh Harriers from Scandinavia Migrate to Wintering Grounds in West Africa Along Routes Through France and Spain, with a Minority of Ringed Birds...
Most of the Marsh Harriers from Scandinavia migrate to wintering grounds in West Africa along routes through France and Spain, with a minority of ringed birds recovered in Europe during winter (Fransson & Pettersson 2001, Bønløkke et al.
Are marsh harriers migratory?
The Western Marsh Harrier (Circus aeruginosus) is a partial migrant with the populations from Eastern and Northern Europe migrating south to sub-Saharan Africa. ... Most of the individuals migrating across the Strait are heading for the wintering quarters in Africa, while fewer spend the winter in Sicily.
Where do marsh harriers live?
Marsh harriers are mainly found in eastern and south-east England, with some in the north-west, south-west and Scotland. They can be seen over reedbeds and marshes, as well as farmland near wetlands.
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