This non-profit organization will maintain a constant effort mistnetting operation that will form part of a national network that is supported by the Baillie Birdathon and the Canadian Wildlife Service. In addition to regular banding, this facility will also serve as a research node for studies of migrating songbirds. Acknowledgements This project has benefitted from the efforts of several staff and volunteers. In particular, I thank Paula Grieef, Heidi den Haan, Enid Cumming, and Marlene Gifford. Dr. Spencer G. Sealy and Heidi den Haan kindly consented to provide their banding data from the early 1980s.
Population declines in migratory birds in eastern North America.
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