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20 years of Bird Migration Monitoring!

We celebrate the commitment of our staff and volunteers.

Four 20 (+) years, BPBO has run the same number of mist nets, in the same location, during the same time periods, using the same protocols. Each year's data , added to the past, allow us to ask questions about issues surrounding population trends, climate influences and stresses on bird populations. Please join us and become a member or donate.

Read the 20 year report here.

BPBO Station Reports…2020-2021

Check out our latest migration reports!

Spring 2020

Fall 2020

Spring 2021

Annual 2021 Report

Spring 2022

Fall 2022

Here is a look at what we do!! Check out this 2022 TVO production about the Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory!!

Recent Posts

  • Another season has come to an end. And what a season!
  • 2700!!! More precisely and exactly, 2774 birds banded (and counting)
  • A feathered wave of green little kings!
  • Oh! The colours! The colours!
  • Busy, busy, busy!
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