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Tag Archives: Migration Studies

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Migration Update- May 11, 2009B

May 13, 2009by frontenacbirdstudies Leave a comment

k There is no clean division between the migration and breeding seasons. While new migrants continue to arrive in the Frontenac Arch, many are well into their first nesting cycles [...]

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Migration Update: May 4-6, 2009

May 7, 2009by frontenacbirdstudies Leave a comment

Spring migration along Canoe Lake Road continues to impress as new species arrive from the south with each passing day. Highlights of the census on May 4th include a Sora [...]

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Migration Update- April 28. 2009

April 28, 2009by frontenacbirdstudies Leave a comment

Migrants arrived in high numbers over the weekend! The recent warm front was brief but a “cooker” nonetheless, bringing an excellent variety of insectivorous migrants to southern Ontario. This mornings [...]

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