Short abstract from the book: The short-toed treecreeper first bred in Denmark in 1940
and now breeds in southern and eastern Jutland and on the
islands. In Denmark the first short-toed treecreeper was ringed in 1961, and in total 106 birds have been ringed, most in
the 1980s. Ten of the ringed birds have been recovered (9 %);
no foreign birds have been recovered in Denmark. One of
the ringed birds was recovered away from the ringing site: it
was ringed on Læsø on 16 May and recorded 22 days later at
Falsterbo, 237 km from the ringing site.
Read more about the species in the chapter from The Danish Bird Migration Atlashere