Birds

The JPRF is home to a diverse community of birds, including many songbirds, waterfowl, raptors, owls, and more!

We have supported numerous projects focused on different species and bird communities.

Additionally, we have been a location for hummingbird banding for over 10 years.

Bird Song Library

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PhD Candidate student, Sunny Tseng, has compiled songs from many of the bird species detected in the research forest from our grid of autonomous recording units. Visit the online bird song library here!

JPRF sound library - Google Drive

Collaborators

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    Dr. Ken Otter

    UNBC

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    Dexter Hodder

    JPRF

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Publications

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Funding provided by

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