The Migratory Connectivity Project

Grassland birds as a group are declining more steeply than birds in any other biome in North America. The Eastern and Western Meadowlark, iconic indicator… The post Meadowlark Mania! appeare...

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Watching migrations from home In the time of the pandemic, when most field biologists are working from their desks instead of out studying birds, the… The post Watching migrations from home ...

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During the summer of 2019, scientists from the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center embarked on two expeditions to Alaska to study arctic-nesting birds as a part… The post Arctic Nesting Birds P...

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During the summer of 2019, scientists from the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center embarked on two expeditions to Alaska to study arctic-nesting birds as a part… The post Arctic Nesting Birds P...

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Colombia is home to over 1,900 species of birds—more than any other country in the world. Many of these species are migratory, spending only a… The post Connectivity in Colombia appeared f...

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In spring 2018 researchers from SMBC travelled to Nome, Alaska to study the Bluethroat (Luscinia svecica). The Bluethroat is a widespread bird in Europe and… The post Bluethroats in Alaska a...

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Common Nighthawks migrate 20, 000 km from the boreal forests of Alberta, Canada to Brazil and back. Read more of our paper out today from… The post From the Boreal to Brazil appeared first ...

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In 2015, MCP teamed up with the University of Alberta to deploy transmitters throughout the boreal region to understand the migratory connectivity of a variety… The post Jackpot! appeared fi...

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Denali seabirds will soon reveal their migration secrets The Sable Pass area in Denali National Park may be best known for grizzlies (our grizzly count… The post Denali seabirds will soon re...

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The Long-tailed Jaeger, a gorgeous, flying marvel A guest post by Denali National Park Avian Ecologist, Emily Williams All this week at Denali, I have… The post The Long-tailed Jaeger, a go...

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