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Focal bird species observed (colored lines) or not detected (gray lines) at J.N Ding Darling NWR |
Phenology observers have been very busy at National Wildlife Refuges this spring. We have 35 observers submitting data at 12 refuges so far this year, with an additional 32 nearby sites where data are collected by refuge partners to support refuge decision making. These observers have collectively recorded over 150,000 observation records on 129 species so far this year.
At one of our new partner refuges, J.N. Ding Darling, many birds have migrated north for the summer months. Dedicated observers are tracking the birds that remain, including the osprey that are nesting on the Refuge.
Below, we share some new reports and resources developed by refuges and the USA-NPN that will support your phenology efforts.
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USA-NPN USFWS Liaison |
USA-NPN Education Coordinator |
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