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Home > In action > French Guiana > Tracking the Agami heron > 2012 > Origami
Origami
- Heron 112191
- Name: Origami
- Sex: female
- Ring: 339X
- Date equipped: April 22nd 2012
- Place: Kaw marshes
- Transmitter type: Solar panel PPT without GPS
28 April 2012, 22:40 : Position 2
In the evening of April 28th, Origami disappeared from the data tables at its last location in the pond, a few days after Patapon’s signals had stopped. The same questions arise: Is Origami still alive? Is there a battery problem? Is there a technical problem with the material? The answer will (…)
23 April 2012, 08:24 : Position 1
On April 22nd equipped with the Argos PTT working on solar panels, Origami gives signals the next day in the pond where she was captured. The bird is thus alive and the PTT is working, this is good news for the LIFE program!