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Join us on Zoom next Tuesday, February 10th to hear Kara Snow from the Avian Ecology Lab at the Natural Resources Research Institute for her talk on "eDNA as a Tool for Detecting Invasive Species in Minnesota". Registration required!![]()
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Kara Snow, from the Avian Ecology Lab at the Natural Resources Research Institute, will present on how environmental DNA (eDNA) collected from bird and bat fecal samples can be used to detect invasive insect species that are otherwise difficult to monitor. Kara will also share highlights from ongoing research on Pileated Woodpeckers in the state. Both projects were made possible in part through Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory’s support with sample collection and trapping efforts.![]()
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🔗Register here: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/6ib7U9sfT-mobKcuz-37kg#/registration
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Just one week left to order your Broad-winged Hawk T-shirt for the first batch of the fundraiser! T-shirt orders for this batch will arrive by February 27th. Thank you so much for all of the support so far!
Central Flyway Broad-winged Hawk Project | Bonfire
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Profits will fund the study of Broad-winged Hawks in the Central Flyway!. The Broad-winged Hawk (Buteo platypterus) is a long-distance migrant that nests in forests of...
Wow! Thank you all for the initial support of our T-shirt fundraiser to raise money for the Central Flyway Broad-winged Hawk Project. ![]()
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👕We've already met our first target goal of 50 shirts. Let's keep it going for another 50 shirts sold!![]()
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Central Flyway Broad-winged Hawk Project | Bonfire
www.bonfire.com
Profits will fund the study of Broad-winged Hawks in the Central Flyway!. The Broad-winged Hawk (Buteo platypterus) is a long-distance migrant that nests in forests of...
See the number, speed, direction, and altitude of the birds cruising through the darkness on spring and fall nights by visiting BirdCast.
