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Bad Timing: As Climate Change Brings Earlier Springs, Breeding Birds Aren’t Adjusting Fast Enough. A new study using data from the MAPS program estimates that songbirds could produce 12% fewer young

? ?We will be undertaking our first Alaska cruise in the latter half of August with the usual stops in Skagway, Juneau and Ketchikan. I’m planning to do as much pelagic seabirding as possible

Forwarding this from the ABC. Please contact them directly if you have any questions. Pamela Zevit RPBio | Biodiversity Conservation Planner [COS_Tag_pp_cmyk-200] T 604.590.7254 Check out how we are

Hi Derek, Sorry - tried three more times and each time it bounces back as "cannot be delivered". Perhaps if you wrote direct to my e-mail address above then maybe a reply would reach you? Many Thanks,

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That's weird Ian - it's just derek@... <mailto:derek@...> and I'm not having any other issues with Outlook and sending/receiving email. Can you try again? Thanks. Derek

Hi Derek, I tried to send you a private e-mail concerning a different subject, but it bounced back from your e-mail address. Please can you advise what I should do? Many thanks, Ian Tyzzer From:

Thanks Dan – Yes, it really is an oasis for migrants crossing these increasingly fragmented urban and suburban landscapes! Derek

Great! Keep at it Derek. I think it is just a question of time before some more amazing rarities show up in the nets. Such a good location. That patch of serious green in an ocean of suburbia. It’s

In 2021 (22 and 23 July) we photographed and eBirded an Indigo Bunting at Colony Farms in the area where Lazuli are usually seen.?David & NoreenSent from my Galaxy

Thanks Vero and Dan! Yeah, what a spectacular bird eh? They hybridize with Lazuli Bunting where their ranges overlap and we obviously have breeding LAZB in the park – having said that it’s still

Wow, this is fantastic! And what a handsome fellow this is! Thanks for sharing wrote: Véro

Derek… wow! Nice! I didn’t realize you had one before. How many species have you now banded at Colony Farm? Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@...

Good morning Vanbirders, No doubt about bird of the morning today at the Colony Farm banding station when we trapped and banded this second year male Indigo Bunting - our second capture of this

Thanks again Keith – funnily enough we are booked to go to Chile and Antarctica this December. Antarctica was originally booked 5 years ago and delayed multiple times due to Covid so we finally get

I have done guiding both in Canada and Europe and if the group is more than about four people, the quality of the birding plunges. Just too many people to get on a bird, too much noise, etc. A bit

That horrible Derek. So Heritage was just as inefficient as Rockjumper. Is there a possibility though that one company thought the other company was taking care of business? I can see that it was not

Oh and we also asked for assurances that the group would be split in to small groups each with a guide and were told that would absolutely happen! D. Sent: June 13, 2023 5:00 PM To:

Thanks Keith – It was more of a Heritage issue on board the boat as we were all blatantly lied to regarding the landing permissions that Heritage were supposed to have in advance and actually

Hi Seems to me there were too many fingers in the pie. If Heritage had arranged the tour it would likely have fared better. Too bad that both companies have to pay the price of dissatisfied customers.