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International Migratory Bird Day is this Saturday!!
DC area folks- check this out on Saturday!
Sat May 17 #IMBDDC
We’re cohosting an International #Migratory #Bird Day festival w/ @NatlParkService @RockCreekNPS!
Not in…
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Tracking snowy owls with Project SNOWstorm
Project SNOWstorm is tracking snowy owls with solar-powered transmitters. Check out their Facebook and web pages for updates.
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Tracking the National Zoo’s night herons
Dec 12, 2013
Every spring, approximately 100 black-crowned night herons show up at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo to initiate breeding –right here in our own back yard. Although…
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Congratulations Dr. Marra!!
Marra Honored as AAAS Fellow
Pete Marra is among four Smithsonian scientists to be awarded the distinction of Fellow by the American Association for the…
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First evidence of a 200-day non-stop flight in a bird
Really cool research on swifts in flight!
First evidence of a 200-day non-stop flight in a bird
“… for several decades ornithologists have claimed that…
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New connectivity maps for warblers
Check out these new connectivity maps! They’re part of a project between the Smithsonian’s Migratory Bird Center and the Department of Defense. A lot of…
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