Our Barr Lake Banding station is open to the public starting this weekend! Visit our Bird Banding Station located at Barr Lake State Park this fall for an up close and personal experience with birds! You will have a unique opportunity to experience science in action and observe a wildlife biologist banding and collecting important scientific data on live, migrating birds. The Banding Station is open from August 24 – October 23, 2024 and one hour programs are available Tuesdays – Fridays from 7:3
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Our Barr Lake Banding station is open to the public starting this weekend! Visit our Bird Banding Station located at Barr Lake State Park this fall for an up close and personal experience with birds! You will have a unique opportunity to experience science in action and observe a wildlife biologist banding and collecting important scientific data on live, migrating birds. The Banding Station is open from August 24 – October 23, 2024 and one hour programs are available Tuesdays – Fridays from 7:3
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DEC staff banding and releasing migratory birds at our Avian Productivity Research Station. Banding allows biologists to learn a lot about bird population dynamics and migratory patterns and also allows us to monitor the status and trends of bird populations over time. You won’t want to miss some great slow-motion shots of birds being released! #WildlifeWednesday For more info: https://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/271.html | NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
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DEC staff banding and releasing migratory birds at our Avian Productivity Research Station. Banding allows biologists to learn a lot about bird population dynamics and migratory patterns and also allows us to monitor the status and trends of bird populations over time. You won’t want to miss some great slow-motion shots of birds being released! #WildlifeWednesday For more info: https://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/271.html | NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
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Bird Banding Adventures at Palomarin Field Station
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All banding is done under a federally authorized Bird Banding Permit issued by the U. S. Geological Survey. | Wing Island Bird Observatory
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All banding is done under a federally authorized Bird Banding Permit issued by the U. S. Geological Survey. | Wing Island Bird Observatory
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You asked, we answered! 💬 (Part 2) In this week’s #FeatherFriday, we’re tackling some of your most-asked questions about bird banding. From how it works to why we do it, we’re covering it all, one question at a time. In this video, we answer: 💡What happens if a bird is injured or sick? 💡Are there any birds that tend to be more challenging or easy to handle? 💡How often do you get bit? 💡What is the oldest bird that has been through the bird research station? 💡Do you ever band hummingbirds? �
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You asked, we answered! 💬 (Part 2) In this week’s #FeatherFriday, we’re tackling some of your most-asked questions about bird banding. From how it works to why we do it, we’re covering it all, one question at a time. In this video, we answer: 💡What happens if a bird is injured or sick? 💡Are there any birds that tend to be more challenging or easy to handle? 💡How often do you get bit? 💡What is the oldest bird that has been through the bird research station? 💡Do you ever band hummingbirds? �
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Our Spring bird banding stations open up later this month. To get us excited let's take a look back at some of our highlights from our banding stations last year! Across all of our banding projects our staff and volunteers banded 6,400 birds of 128 species. We also banded four hybrids! The hybrids were a Black-capped x Mountain Chickadee, a Bullock's x Baltimore Oriole, a Spotted x Eastern Towhee and a Yellow-rumped x Townsend's Warbler! Stay tuned as we dig into this data and get you more highl
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Our Spring bird banding stations open up later this month. To get us excited let's take a look back at some of our highlights from our banding stations last year! Across all of our banding projects our staff and volunteers banded 6,400 birds of 128 species. We also banded four hybrids! The hybrids were a Black-capped x Mountain Chickadee, a Bullock's x Baltimore Oriole, a Spotted x Eastern Towhee and a Yellow-rumped x Townsend's Warbler! Stay tuned as we dig into this data and get you more highl
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In 2025, we welcomed an incredible 1,517 visitors to our Fry’s Landing banding station— a new station record! 🥰 Looking back on all that helped make 2025 such an amazing year and one thing is certain. At the heart of each success, every treasured memory, is YOU. Your overwhelming support and belief in our mission inspires us and drives us forward. Your generosity enables our critical avian research efforts to continue. And so from the bottom of our humbled hearts, we THANK YOU. 2025 was amazing
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In 2025, we welcomed an incredible 1,517 visitors to our Fry’s Landing banding station— a new station record! 🥰 Looking back on all that helped make 2025 such an amazing year and one thing is certain. At the heart of each success, every treasured memory, is YOU. Your overwhelming support and belief in our mission inspires us and drives us forward. Your generosity enables our critical avian research efforts to continue. And so from the bottom of our humbled hearts, we THANK YOU. 2025 was amazing
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Our Pineridge Banding Station in Fort Collins, CO is open for the 2025 Fall season! This program is provided at no cost to participants due to generous support from donors, but registration is required for all individuals and groups. Groups are limited to 15 people per one hour time slot. One hour programs are available Tuesday – Friday from 7:30-8:30 a.m. and Saturdays from 7:30-8:30 a.m. and 8:30 – 9:30 a.m. (closed Sundays & Mondays). Visit the link below to register today. https://birdconser
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Several times a year, Lab biologists set up bird banding stations to track our feathered friends. 🐦 They record data like the birds’ species, age, weight and overall body condition to make sure we’re being good stewards of our environment and complying with the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act. “By analyzing the data,” says wildlife biologist Audrey Sanchez, “we can identify trends in bird populations over time and determine the cause of any population shifts.” Our scientists work to ensure th
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Join our non-game biologists as they band songbirds at Spring Meadow Lake State Park! This banding station is part of a continent-wide program called MAPS, which stands for Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship. Scientists catch birds in fine nets called mist nets, allowing them to collect a large amount of data that would not be possible to gather from a distance. Data that, when compared over time and to other MAPS stations, can help them answer questions like: What factors might driv
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Ever wondered what bird banding looks like? 🐦 In this clip, our trained bander walks you through the careful process with a beautiful Fox Sparrow at the McGill Bird Observatory. Each step—from identifying the species and applying a uniquely numbered aluminum band, to checking feather molt and fat reserves—helps us track bird movements and monitor population health over time. These data are vital for conservation and understanding long-term changes in migratory patterns. 🧪 All handling is done
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Registration is open for our Pineridge Banding Station! Visit our Bird Banding Station located at Pineridge Natural Area in Fort Collins, CO this spring! Migration is a magical time of year. Come enjoy a unique opportunity to experience science in action and observe a wildlife biologist banding and collecting important scientific data on live, migrating birds. The data collected gives us insight to many aspects of avian life history and can be used to inform conservation decisions. The Pineridge
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You asked, we answered! 💬 (Part 3) In this week’s #FeatherFriday, we’re tackling some of your most-asked questions about bird banding. From how it works to why we do it, we’re covering it all, one question at a time. In this video, we answer: 💡What is your favourite bird? 💡Do you have a favourite bird that you handle? 💡What is the most memorable or rare species that you have caught? 💡How do you get a job in this field? 📌 Please note: All bird handling completed at the Tommy Thompson Park B
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Tips & Tricks for Caribbean Banding Stations: Lessons from RPBO #birdbanding #caribbeanbirds
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You asked, we answered! 💬 (Part 4) In this week’s #FeatherFriday, we’re tackling some of your most-asked questions about bird banding. From how it works to why we do it, we’re covering it all, one question at a time. 💡In this video, we talk about the bird banding process and what happens to birds as they pass through the Tommy Thompson Park Bird Research Station. 📌 Please note: All bird handling completed at the Tommy Thompson Park Bird Research Station is conducted by trained professionals o
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Tails from the Banding Station: How We Band Birds of Prey #hawks #birds #banding
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Our 100,000th netted bird! All banding is done under a federally —authorized Bird Banding Permit issued by the U. S. Geological Survey. | Wing Island Bird Observatory
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Mountain Bird Banding Expedition: Tagging Wild Birds in the High Elevations #birds #nature #4k
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