Via Birding is Fun: banded Prairie Warblers at Montague Sandplains IBA.
No word on their background, or the project - but with multiple banded birds around, it's likely a target species for a study.
Showing posts with label massachusetts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label massachusetts. Show all posts
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Friday, December 3, 2010
Osprey by satellite
Recently there's been press about Osprey migration; Backpacking Ospreys was a feature over at Cornell's Lab of Ornithology.
Their great article and map highlight the work of Dr. Bierregaard, Osprey researcher extraordinaire.
That, my friends, is why Cornell's article, Backpacking Ospreys, needs to be read. And then Dr. Bierregaard's page needs to be perused. Pure, delicious, researchy goodness.
Their great article and map highlight the work of Dr. Bierregaard, Osprey researcher extraordinaire.
...a three-month-old female Osprey named Penelope pushed off from Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, and flew, alone, 2,700 miles to French Guiana in 13 days.
That, my friends, is why Cornell's article, Backpacking Ospreys, needs to be read. And then Dr. Bierregaard's page needs to be perused. Pure, delicious, researchy goodness.
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