Motus: automated tracking of bird movements

Auriel Fournier; Michael Ward; Michael Avara; Josh Osborn; Aaron Yetter; Chelsea Kross; Andy Gilbert; Matt Williams; Chad Cremer; Stephanie Schmidt

Motus: automated tracking of bird movements

Auriel Fournier, Michael Ward, Michael Avara, Josh Osborn, Aaron Yetter, Chelsea Kross, Andy Gilbert, Matt Williams, Chad Cremer, Stephanie Schmidt

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Summer 2020 we established 4 automated telemetry towers around the Emiquon Preserve and Chautauqau National Wildlife Refuge to explore the potential for future studies of the movements and habitat use of wetland birds. We've now tagged Wood Ducks and Least Bittern and I'll provide a brief update of what we've learned thus far.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	15th Annual Emiquon Science Symposium
State	Published - 2021

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Motus: automated tracking of bird movements

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