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In this week's article: the start of Fall Migration Monitoring and an exciting recovery of a Sharp-shinned Hawk!
Read more here: www.lslbo.org/weekly-banding-reports/july-11-18-2019/
The first bird banded at the Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory for the 2019 fall migration monitoring season, which began today, was this Swainson's Thrush. These birds breed locally and are one of our most common captures.
Although this bird was a newly captured individual that received a brand new band, if you'd like to read more about some of the birds we have recaptured in our Spring Migration Monitoring and MAPS, click that link!
www.lslbo.org/weekly-banding-reports/july-7-13-2019/
The Forgotten Female: How a Generation of Women Scientists Changed Our View of Evolution
The Forgotten Female: How a Generation of Women Scientists Changed Our View of Evolution
From the Summer 2019 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. Delicate wiry feathers curl behind a male Wilson’s Bird-of-Paradise as it sways back and forth, parading in otherworldly blues, red...