On October 3, Fall Migration Monitoring at the Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory ended after 84 days. We normally end on September 30, and this is the first time since 2008 that we pushed into October due to the unseasonably warm weather, which may have delayed movements of some short-distance migrants. It remains unclear if… Read more »
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Help support our TEAM TANAGER in the Birds Canada Birdathon! ![]()
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Later this month, our banders will be heading out to record as many species of birds as they can in one day. It is like being on a giant bird scavenger hunt. This year, Team Tanager is fundraising for a wheelchair ramp at the Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory that will make our programs more accessible for every visitor to our site. ![]()
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To support Team Tanager and our wheelchair ramp project, check out their donation link. Good luck banders! ![]()
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It's been a slow start to Spring Migration Monitoring so in our first weekly article of 2025 we relate to a naturalist writing in 1949. To learn who said this quote read: www.lslbo.org/weekly-banding-reports/april-16-may-7-2025/