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The ongoing mysteries of Mountain Plover migration In 2015, we fitted fourteen Mountain Plovers with ~2g GPS loggers with hopes that they would provide clues…

Spring break in Mexico, Mountain Plover style by Allison K. Pierce, Graduate Student at University of Colorado Denver With just two weeks notice, I was…

We are in the Alaskan tundra stalking a striking bird. He is as dapper as 007 and as skilled in the art of evasion.  He…

Any job working with birds guarantees you strange working hours. For most bird biologists, work starts before sunrise because most birds start singing at dawn.…

This summer the Migratory Connectivity Project and Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center joined forces with Erin Bayne’s lab at the University of Alberta in Edmonton to…

Mountain ranges with peaks reaching 14,000 feet elevation surround the expansive short grass prairie of South Park, Colorado. At an average elevation of 9,000 feet,…

Laguna Madre: a shorebird spectacle  A needle in a haystack is defined as something that is very hard or impossible to find. As you may…

Figure 4. The most probable spring migration routes (lines) and 95% confidence intervals (shaded area) of Ovenbirds (n = 43) captured at five locations across…

Delmore and Irwin 2014 Figure Hybrid songbirds employ intermediate routes in a migratory divide Kira E. Delmore and Darren E. Irwin published a paper this…

Relationship between westerly wind speed during migration and apparent annual survival of yellow warblers (see Figure 2 from Drake et al. 2014 for details). Wind…