Pictured: This Brown Creeper was the last bird banded in our Fall Migration Monitoring program, 2020. After a week of high winds and few birds, on September 30 the Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory completed the 2020 Fall Migration Monitoring season. And what a season it’s been! With approximately 3,944 birds banded (Table 1), this… Read more »
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When the students couldn't come to the LSLBO this spring, we took our banding lab program to their schoolyard instead! Check out the latest weekly banding report. ![]()
www.lslbo.org/weekly-banding-reports/june-10-17-2021/
That's a wrap! The last bird banded for spring migration monitoring 2021 was this lovely Myrtle Warbler. For a summary of the season and to learn about a possible hybrid: www.lslbo.org/weekly-banding-reports/june-3-10-2021/
A few weeks ago, our banders discovered an injured Barred owl on their way to the banding lab. After a trip to WILDNorth in Edmonton for some rehabilitation, Sachi successfully released it back to its home on Monday. ![]()
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A huge thank you to WILDNorth for all the great work that you do for injured wildlife. We love a good news story!