How is your eBird data used for science?
See a new "Status and Trends" article with many map products including animated maps, for 107 selected species, at https://ebird.org/wi/science/status-and-trends
By Wm. Mueller - - Ornithology, ecology, environmentalism, and our life in the natural world
Thursday, November 22, 2018
Thursday, November 8, 2018
How to protect habitat for declining Bank Swallows
Bank Swallows use sandy or clay banks in many settings in which to excavate a nesting cavity. Bank Swallows are experiencing a population decline. The BBS trend for this species in Wisconsin is displayed below.
There is an excellent published set of "Best Management Practices" from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry at this link:
https://www.ossga.com/multimedia/2017-03-27-100504-95129/bansbmpenpdffinalv.1.117mar17.pdf
Learn how you can help protect habitat for this declining species.
There is an excellent published set of "Best Management Practices" from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry at this link:
https://www.ossga.com/multimedia/2017-03-27-100504-95129/bansbmpenpdffinalv.1.117mar17.pdf
Learn how you can help protect habitat for this declining species.
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