We completed the second round of our Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) program. We have recaptured many birds that were banded at the same sites in previous years; several of which we estimate to be over 4 years old. A pleasant capture was three silky Cedar Waxwings. These birds feel as soft as they… Read more »
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The 2024 LSLBO ANNUAL REPORT is ready with all the highlights from last season including: ![]()
- Over 136,000 birds recorded during migration monitoring![]()
- 3896 birds banded in 2024 from 76 species![]()
- 2 new species added to our station checklist: #242 Willet and #243 Western Kingbird ![]()
- New species diversity record set during fall migration with 69 species banded![]()
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For a complete wrap-up of the 2024 season, check out the 2024 LSLBO Annual Report on our website. ![]()
www.lslbo.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Annual-Report-2024.pdf![]()
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And of course we want to especially recognize and thank all of our funders, in-kind supporters, members, volunteers, staff, and program partners for all of your support for our programs including: ![]()
Alberta Conservation Association, Vanderwell, TC Energy, Forest Improvement Association of Alberta, West Fraser Timber, Tolko Industries, Canada Summer Jobs Program, Environment and Climate Change, Northwestern Alberta Foundation, Atco, Millar Western, Town of Slave Lake FCSS, MD of Lesser Slave River, Lesser Slave Watershed Council, Lesser Slave Forest Education Society, and Alberta Parks
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