We use state-of-the-art RECONYX motion sensitive cameras to record breeding phenology (lay dates, initiation of incubation, hatch dates) and to identify causes of nestling mortality. In addition, we mark (unique alphanumeric color bands) all nestlings and as many adults as possible in an effort to estimate survival and recruitment. We are often able to identify individuals by reading bands from photographs of birds on nest ledges.
In Gallery 1
you can view a few of the images we have retrieved from the RECONYX
cameras.
In Gallery 2 you can view some photographs taken by our field
crew.
In Gallery 3 you can view photographs of
some prey species (all photos by Gordon Court)
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