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It is Spring and a new season begins!

By Stephane Menu Posted on April 23, 2020 Posted in Uncategorized

It is usually around this time of year that new blog posts start to appear from the Cabot Head Research Station, with the same mix of regularity and unpredictability of bird migration. Normally, our 15 mist nets would be up-and-running …

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The many moods of Cabot Head

By Stephane Menu Posted on September 3, 2017 Posted in STATION NOTES / BLOG, Uncategorized

Back by popular demand! This is our every day view from the station, ever changing, ever different… Whispers of fog: Rolling clouds: Storm brewing: Approaching darkness: The golden dawn:  

Pictures

By Stephane Menu Posted on August 28, 2017 Posted in Uncategorized

The newly fledged American Redstart: For comparison, a Hatch-Year American Redstart (after the juvenile moult): And the First-of-Fall Wilson’s Warbler:

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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