Photo Essay: Loon Recovery June 1, 2016 1 MIN READ Photo Essay Six-week old Common Loon Chick in its rearing pen. Photographs courtesy of BRI staff unless otherwise indicated. Banding and health assessment of Loon Chick before its release. © Shawn P. Carey Monitoring chicks after release. Loon Chick underwater. Related Articles Restore the Call: A Bold Initiative to Aid Loon Recovery To provide some perspective, it is important to convey that Common Loons have been well studied and there is a lot of literature to ... Zaps 44.3 Resighting Banded Common Loon Chicks Biodiversity Research Institute (BRI) is seeking help finding some banded birds and we are offering a reward for their resighting. In ... Hot Birds: June 2016 A Western Grebe, originally detected by Alan Trautmann during the annual TASL Boston Harbor waterbird census on February 7, went unreported from that date ... At a Glance: February 2016 Revealed A careful look at the pictured species suggests that it is likely a sparrow of some sort based on its somewhat undistinguished back and ... American Kestrel: Can the Decline be Reversed? American Kestrel male brings snake to female. Nonetheless, the kestrel is generally identifiable in the historical record, especially when the work includes an illustration to ... Massachusetts Young Birders Club Attends Mass Audubon Birders Meeting Throughout the day I met many encouraging people and I look forward to crossing paths with them again. I couldn’t recommend this event enough ... Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. blog comments powered by Disqus
