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BirdLife International 2022
. Species factsheet: Carduelis cannabina.
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Small finch breeding from W Europe to C Siberia; wintering around the Mediterranean and into N Europe and across to the Himalayas. Populations from W, S and C Europe vary from resident to partial migrant (BirdLife International 2022).
Populations from S Europe tend to be resident; migratory behavior increases with latitude. All migratory European populations/individuals show a clear NE-SW axis of movement with obvious parallel migration and therefore strong connectivity with winter distribution mirroring breeding distribution. Birds from NW and W Europe to W Scandinavia move SW to Iberia, with some reaching NW Africa. Birds from E Fennoscandia to C and E Europe overwinter from E Iberia/S France to Italy.
The vast majority of recoveries (almost 90%) are of birds found alive, mostly recaptures by ringers (~80%). Before 1991, however, around 40% of recoveries were of birds found dead, sick, wounded or shot. This pattern clearly changed in more-recent years when these fates accounted for less than 5% of recoveries, with ~98% being of birds seen alive, mostly recaptures from ringing.
Annual Movements for Linotte mélodieuse
Migration in autumn starts in Sep in N latitudes, clearly occuring in Oct across much of Europe. Birds stay in their wintering sites mostly Nov-Mar/Apr with return passage, across much of Europe, peaking in Apr. Arrival in the most N breeding quarters may be as late as May.
Connectivité par mois par région pour Linotte mélodieuse
Breeders from W Scandinavia migrate through C Europe mostly in Oct (autumn) or Apr (spring) and are mainly at their wintering sites Nov-Feb. The relatively longer-distance migrants from NW and W Europe are mainly on passage through the W Pyrenees in Oct, and then overwinter in Iberia. In S England and France most movements are short-range. The concentration of encounters in Belgium is mainly due to birds on passage from Scandinavia, en route to SW Europe. Breeders from C Europe are found from E Iberia to Italy in Nov-Feb; those from E Europe are encountered from southern France to the Black sea area.