February Presentation: Closing Knowledge Gaps Across the Full Annual Cycle of Cerulean Warblers
Cerulean Warblers are a declining species of conservation concern across their range. Understanding this species’ ecology and potential drivers of their population decline is challenging due to the vast geography used across the full annual cycle and difficulties tracking individuals throughout different life- history stages. Furthermore, habitat requirements can differ between nesting, post-fledging, migration, and overwintering periods.
This presentation will cover 12 years of research aimed at addressing knowledge gaps concerning nesting ecology, post-fledging ecology, migration ecology, and overwintering ecology of Cerulean Warblers from across their breeding range to their Andean non-breeding grounds.
Event is free and open to the public - all ages welcome. Come ready to share your favorite recent bird sightings - we'll start the event with a friendly sharing.
Photo Credit: Carisa Collins
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