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Follow Us During the May-July 2015 Field Season! Welcome to the Shorebird Science. We are following shorebird scientists from Manomet. As they study shorebirds in various sites across their vast geographic migratory ranges. Manomet scientists are heading to two field sites this season. At one site, we are studying the migration of Semipalmated Sandpipers, and at the other site we are carrying out the largest survey of breeding shorebirds ever conducted. July 20, 2015. We spent the first day at the refuge...

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Follow Us During the May-July 2015 Field Season! Welcome to the Shorebird Science. We are following shorebird scientists from Manomet. As they study shorebirds in various sites across their vast geographic migratory ranges. Manomet scientists are heading to two field sites this season. At one site, we are studying the migration of Semipalmated Sandpipers, and at the other site we are carrying out the largest survey of breeding shorebirds ever conducted. July 20, 2015. We spent the first day at the refuge...

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Past Expeditions | Shorebird Science

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Here you can read about the past expeditions to the Arctic. In order to read blog posts from past expeditions, select one of the icons below.

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About | Shorebird Science

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Welcome to Manomet’s Shorebird Science Blog. Be sure to follow us as we hear back by satellite phone from our shorebird scientists in the field. Throughout the 2015 field season, we will be posting updates to the blog from Coats Island. And the Yukon Delta Wildlife Refuge. This Year’s Sites:. Below are two series of maps showing the locations of the two research sites where Manomet has sent scientists. Click on the maps to zoom in.

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Boat surveys of the Yukon Delta NWR Coast – Alan Kneidel | Shorebird Science

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Boat surveys of the Yukon Delta NWR Coast Alan Kneidel. Posted on: July 20, 2015. Our field crew, from left to right: Mark Agimuk, Kristine Sowl, Jessica Stocking, Brian Robinson, and me (Alan Kneidel). Kristine, Brian, Mark, and I traveled from plot to plot in this USFWS aluminum skiff. We were packed tight! One of the main roads of Chevak. The residents were exceptionally friendly. A single box of Cheez-its cost almost $10. The view from the cemetery in Chevak. I was fortunate enough to come across a t...

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Wildlife on Coats Island | Shorebird Science

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Wildlife on Coats Island. Posted on: June 29, 2015. Rianne Mariash and Scott Flemming returning to camp after a long day in the field. A Semipalmated Sandpiper tagged with a geolocator. This bird will travel to South America and back over the next 12 months. We hope to see him again next year to retrieve this tag and recover the data. King Eider surfing downstream past camp. Arctic Fox kits win the prize for cutest babies on the tundra. A pair of Tundra Swans resting at sunset. A male polar bear retreati...

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Coats 2015 | Shorebird Science

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Reflections from the 2015 Field Season. August 25, 2015. If you haven’t read every post from this season, you can access all of the Yukon posts here. And the Coats Island posts here. Once you reach the bottom of each page, you can select to see older posts of each expedition.). An Arctic Tern hovering in the Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge. Photo by Brad Winn. A male Western Sandpiper calling. Photo by Brad Winn. An aerial view of the Yukon River edge. See that small brown dot in the upper left?

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Follow Us During the May-July 2015 Field Season! Welcome to the Shorebird Science. We are following shorebird scientists from Manomet. As they study shorebirds in various sites across their vast geographic migratory ranges. Manomet scientists are heading to two field sites this season. At one site, we are studying the migration of Semipalmated Sandpipers, and at the other site we are carrying out the largest survey of breeding shorebirds ever conducted. July 20, 2015. We spent the first day at the refuge...

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