East or west? Migration routes and wintering sites of Northern Gannets Morus bassanus from south-eastern Iceland

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RT @RuediNager: B Furness UK gannets migrating clockwise around British Isle - meet wind farms on E and W coast! #MRED17 https://t.co/U3o0O…

RT @RuediNager: B Furness UK gannets migrating clockwise around British Isle - meet wind farms on E and W coast! #MRED17 https://t.co/U3o0O…

RT @RuediNager: B Furness UK gannets migrating clockwise around British Isle - meet wind farms on E and W coast! #MRED17 https://t.co/U3o0O…

RT @RuediNager: B Furness UK gannets migrating clockwise around British Isle - meet wind farms on E and W coast! #MRED17 https://t.co/U3o0O…

RT @RuediNager: B Furness UK gannets migrating clockwise around British Isle - meet wind farms on E and W coast! #MRED17 https://t.co/U3o0O…

RT @RuediNager: B Furness UK gannets migrating clockwise around British Isle - meet wind farms on E and W coast! #MRED17 https://t.co/U3o0O…

B Furness UK gannets migrating clockwise around British Isle - meet wind farms on E and W coast! #MRED17 https://t.co/U3o0OIa8bX