Jukka’s 2014 YBC Birdathon
Written By Jukka Jantunen: Working, as usual, at Albert Creek Bird Observatory at Upper Liard in late May meant that the 2014 YBC Birdathon was going to be yet another […]
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Rusty Blackbirds
I think the first Rusty Blackbirds I saw were at the Teslin Lake Bird Observatory. Usually there is a small flock that forages in a tiny marsh behind the banding site – […]
Nocturnal Owl Surveys 2014
April comes to a close, and May begins. While May is the month of passerine migration and shorebirds, April is the month of owls and Nocturnal Owl surveys in […]
Birds, Past and Present
When you step outside in spring, one of the first things you will hear (depending on where you live) are birds singing. Every year starting around this time, migrating birds show […]
2014 Yukon: South Klondike Highway Nocturnal Owl Survey
Last night was one of the most memorable owl surveys ever! My cousin Marilyn and I headed out with hot tea, snacks, a compass, and a notebook at 8:45PM to begin […]
A Detailed Telling of my Antarctic Journey – Part 7 – Canada Bound
Antarctica faded away into the mist like a dream as we entered the Drake Passage for the second time. Like our first time, we went to bed with land in sight […]
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