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| Date: | Tue, 3 Sep 2019 09:46:02 -0400 |
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Good day!
The James Bay shorebird project has been underway since 12 July. This season, we have two field camps operational: Longridge Point and Little Piskwamish Point. We’ve updated our website with the latest summary from our field crew for the period 14-27 August 2019. Highlights include southbound pushes of adult shorebirds and influxes of juvenile shorebirds. A Prothonotary Warbler (2nd record for the region, furthest north record, if accepted) at Longridge is a standout passerine record, and finch numbers continue to impress.
Stay tuned to our website and Facebook page for future updates, posted roughly every two weeks.
Good birding,
Christian
Christian Friis
Wildlife Biologist, Canadian Wildlife Service
Environment and Climate Change Canada / Government of Canada
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biologiste de la faune, Service canadien de la faune
Environnement et Changement Climatique Canada / Gouvernement du Canada
[log in to unmask] / Tél. : 416.739.4908 / Tél. cell.: 416.574.7102
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