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1. Bird Banding at Birdcraft

Bird Banding at Birdcraft

by Judy Richardson (can be contacted at JudyFayRichardson@gmail.com )

from Connecticut Audubon Society, Birdcraft Sanctuary & Museum, 314 Unquowa Road, Fairfield, CT 06824.

Judy has been the Master bird Bander and a volunteer at CT Audubon Birdcraft Museum and Sanctuary since 1988. Judy has lived and birded all over the world and has a farm in Costa Rica. She lives in Fairfield, CT.

Judy's presentation will take you through a typical season at Birdcraft, as well as highlight some trends and data found over 30 years.

This presentation begins at the 11 minute mark on the video recording of this conference: COA's Birds and the Environment Science Conference - Online - YouTube

But update that number to 47,000 birds banded as of mid-2021!

This image is from: Birdcraft Bird Banding - Connecticut Audubon Society

https://www.ctaudubon.org/birdcraft-bird-banding/

WANT TO LEARN MORE?

Visit Birdcraft in person... at 314 Unquowa Road, Fairfield, CT 06824.

or on the internet: go to https://www.ctaudubon.org/ and scroll down to Birdcraft.

and also read these links and publications...

bird banding - Google Search

Bird ringing - Wikipedia

USFWS - What is the Bird Banding Program?

birdcraft museum - Google Search

Birdcraft Home - Connecticut Audubon Society

Judy's presentation is viewable at the 11 minute mark on the video recording of this conference: COA's Birds and the Environment Science Conference - Online - YouTube

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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.