The Shorebird Project

Follow an international team of biologists who monitor red knots and other shorebirds on non-breeding (Chile, SA), migration (Delaware Bay, US) and breeding areas (Nunavut, CAN). The team is led by Dr. Larry Niles, former Chief of New Jersey DEP's Endangered and Nongame Species Program (ENSP), Dr. Amanda Dey, Sr. Biologist, ENSP, Dr. Humphrey Sitters, Editor, International Wader Study Group Bulletin. Photos: Larry Niles, Mark Peck, Alice Ewing, Peter Fullagar, Dick Veitch, Philappa Sitters

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

The Quality of This Land

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After returning from Tierra del Fuego I am often asked the question is it a beautiful place? It’s not an easy question to answer; my respons...
Sunday, January 20, 2008

Tierra del Fuego: 1/20/08

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Our Seventh Expedition to Tierra del Fuego: 1/20/08 Our Friday morning started by saying goodbye to Sergio and Gabriella, the veteri...
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Friday, January 18, 2008

Tierra del Fuego: 1/18/08

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Our Seventh Expedition to Tierra del Fuego: 1/18/08 Guy Morrison and Ken Ross carried out their recount but found no more knots than on thei...
Monday, January 14, 2008

Tierra del Fuego: 1/14/08

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Our Seventh Expedition to Tierra del Fuego: 1/14/08 Humphrey and I left Punta Arenas early to survey the area along the Strait of Magellan a...
Saturday, January 12, 2008

Tierra del Fuego: 1/12/08

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Our Seventh Expedition to Tierra del Fuego: 1/12/08 Our seventh expedition to Tierra del Fuego began with an early evening arrival at Pun...
Saturday, December 1, 2007

Australia - Large-mesh Cannon Nets - 80 Mile Beach, WA, November 20, 2007

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Ghost Crab holes, and the sandy remains of excavation, on 80 Mile Beach Our first catch at 80 Mile Beach, in the late afternoon, gave all of...
Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Australia - Feather Molt - 80 Mile Beach WA, November 15, 2007

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Red knot flight feathers. Primary flight feathers (or "primaries") are at the outer wing, secondary flight feathers (or "seco...
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