Two birds are better than one! Check out the Palomarin Blog post from January to see some great comparisons!
Point Blue Conservation Science: Monthly Banding Summary, January 2019
Palomarin Tags: Varied Thrush
Point Blue Conservation Science: Monthly Banding Summary, October 2018
October at the Palomarin Field Station brings a gradual transition from fall migrants just passing through, to winter residents moving in. As the number of fall migrants caught in our nets dwindles, we say hello again to the familiar winter faces of Fox Sparrows, Hermit Thrushes, and Ruby-crowned Kinglets, among others.
Point Blue Conservation Science: Monthly Banding Summary, October 2017
October was a busy month with capstone projects, North American Banding Council certifications, and lots of banding. Read on to learn about the common, and not-so-common captures and activities last month.
Point Blue Conservation Science: Palo’s Monthly Banding Summary, February 2017
Even a slow February brings some highlights to the winter banders! Read more to find out what the Palomarin interns were up to!
Point Blue Conservation Science: Palo’s Monthly Banding Summary, January 2017
January brings rain and some interesting birds! Check out the blog for more details!
Point Blue Conservation Science: Monthly Banding Summary, December 2016
The winter banders encounter a special Ruby-crowned Kinglet and enjoy the beauty of a Varied Thrush. Read on for more exciting captures!
Monthly Banding Summary, March 2016
Spring has sprung! We are catching more birds and the birds are starting to nest. Read on to see some more highlights!
Monthly Banding Summary, November 2015
November marks a change in the intern crew, the recapture of an infamous Wrentit, and another recapture of a geolocator-tagged Fox Sparrow.
Monthly Banding Summary, July 2015
The long summer days persist—breeding season winds down and a lot of unbanded juveniles show up. Activity is notably slower and quieter by the end of month, and the summer season draws to a close.
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