It comes out in February and I mail out registration forms in December. Results must be submitted to me by the end of January. I have over 100 subscribers and it is usually about 30 pages long. Articles include analysis of population trends across the country, and some info. Includes a menu of volunteer surveys that people can participate in.
Audience is the knowledgeable birder.
Back issues are available, though some are photocopies. Talon Tales examines the biology and status of the peregrine falcon, profiles local peregrine recovery projects, and provides updates on the activities of the Canadian Peregrine Foundation. This is the newsletter of the BNS, a general natural history society based in Wolfville. It's a very active group, with monthly meetings and numerous field trips, and birding always constitutes a prominent part of both. Jean Iron, President Ontario Field Ornithologists.