LIS: Restaurant For Birds: July 2021

20210720

5. Christmas Bird Counts in CT and Other Field Studies

On-going Field Work & Research

Stephen P. Broker,

from COA and former president of COA.

stephenpaulbroker@gmail.com

This presentation is viewable at 1hour 38minutes of the video recording: COA's Birds and the Environment Science Conference - Online - YouTube

This is a working draft, under construction.

Steve covers highlights of six topics within the 15-minute window!

An important question: What do birds eat? Here are some of the 600 Long-eared Owl pellets which Steve Broker collected and analyzed in his food-chain study of these owls at one roost in CT...

You can reach Steve Broker for any followup questions or references at this email address: stephenpaulbroker@gmail.com

20210710

6. Connecticut Bird Atlas and More

Chris Elphick, from University of Connecticut

chris.elphick@uconn.edu

This presentation begins at 1 hour 50 minutes on the conference video recording: COA's Birds and the Environment Science Conference - Online - YouTube

This is a draft, under construction...

20210701

7. How Tidal Marsh Birds Cope with Nest Flooding

Tidal marsh bird responses to nest flooding

Samantha Apgar,

University of Connecticut.

samantha.apgar@uconn.edu

This is a draft, under construction.

The deck of slides can be viewed here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kPtwJ2OusaKjTNtXy0QmdyPIxsOL0UVo/view

This presentation begins at the 2 hours 8 minutes mark of the video recording: COA's Birds and the Environment Science Conference - Online - YouTube

COA Science Conference 2022

This 2022 COA conference will be documented online. By the end of January, you will be able to get to that documentation either of two ways, by clicking on either of these two internet links: BirdsAndScience2022.blogspot.com OR www.ctbirding.org The first link is THIS website (which is currently a draft under-construction). The second is the COA website, where you will be able to find a pathway to the documentation, wherever its final destination. Each brief presentation will be summarized in a separate post here (each post is shown as a white rectangle, to the left of this sidebar), each with references, in case you want to drill down and learn more about the topics. Some of these posts will start out brief, and grow in size as they are drafted and finalized.