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Monthly Archives: May 2011

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Hmmm….

May 31, 2011by frontenacbirdstudies Leave a comment

Very busy with fieldwork lately but here’s a preview of a post that will be going up in the next day or two ; )

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Fundraiser for Frontenac Bird Studies

May 27, 2011by frontenacbirdstudies Leave a comment

Frontenac Bird Studies is a program of Migration Research Foundation – a non-profit organization dedicated to avian research and monitoring. Since its inception the FBS program has been successfully delivered [...]

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The Louisiana and the Cerulean

May 23, 2011by frontenacbirdstudies 1 Comment

This video was recorded yesterday while revisiting the site where a Louisiana Waterthrush nest was found on May 26, 2010. The stream at this site is flowing with so much [...]

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Cerulean Warbler, Louisiana Waterthrush, Nest Monitoring, Species in Focus, Videos
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Northern Map Turtles

May 18, 2011by frontenacbirdstudies 2 Comments

The Northern Map Turtle (Graptemys geographica) is a common inhabitant of medium to large lakes in Frontenac Provincial Park and is listed as a species of Special Concern by the [...]

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Nesting site along the cliffs across the lake

Ravens at Clearwater

May 15, 2011by frontenacbirdstudies 2 Comments

In this post from early June of last year I wrote about three recently fledged Common Ravens that were found near Clearwater Lake. This is a small but deep oligotrophic [...]

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Breeding Bird Studies, Nest Monitoring
Common Raven nestlings

Where art thou Parkesia Motacilla?

May 13, 2011by frontenacbirdstudies 1 Comment

f [ Note that Louisiana Waterthrush (formerly Seiurus motacilla) was recently moved to the new genus Parkesia with Northern Waterthrush, which leaves Ovenbird as the only remaining Seiurus species ] [...]

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Breeding Bird Studies, Louisiana Waterthrush
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Back to the streams…

May 8, 2011by frontenacbirdstudies 4 Comments

Our fieldwork is well underway in spite of what has been a late arriving and slow moving spring season. The leaf-out is at least a week or two behind schedule [...]

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Breeding Bird Studies, Louisiana Waterthrush, Prairie Warbler

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