Cannon Netting Report (27 August 2017)
Posted by EAAFP communications on August 30, 201727 August 2017 Chris Hassell, Global Flyway Network (GFN) Well this was going to be about the 2 W’s (nowhere near as good as the…
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Posted by EAAFP communications on August 21, 201713 August 2017 Chris Hassell, Global Flyway Network (GFN) Whistling Kites are fine, what’s all the fuss about? Black and Brahminy Kites aren’t my favourites though. I probably owe the…
Continue readingCannon Netting Report (6 August 2017)
Posted by EAAFP communications on August 9, 20176 August 2017 Chris Hassell, Global Flyway Network (GFN) Whistling Kites are fine, what’s all the fuss about? I am a bit behind with work. A picture paints…
Continue readingCannon Netting Report (23 July 2017)
Posted by EAAFP communications on July 27, 201723 July 2017 Chris Hassell, Global Flyway Network (GFN) I sort of think Whistling Kites are OK (at the moment). The plan for this catch day was set at…
Continue readingCannon Netting Report (15 July 2017)
Posted by EAAFP communications on July 18, 201717 July 2017 Chris Hassell, Global Flyway Network (GFN) I still really don’t like Whistling Kites. But this time they didn’t stop a catch being made but they…
Continue readingCannon Netting Report (24 June 2017)
Posted by EAAFP communications on July 12, 201724 June 2017 La Trobe University, Bendigo Our time at the Broome Bird Observatory (BBO), lucky for us, coincided with a cannon net trapping…
Continue readingCannon Netting Report (24 July 2016)
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on July 28, 2016David Marshall, Assistant Warden, Broome Bird Observatory (BBO) The moult and age nerds part was added by Chris Hassell, Global Flyway Network (GFN) On Sunday the…
Continue readingCannon-Netting Shorebirds at Broome Bird Observatory (26 June 2016)
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on July 12, 2016Written by Patrick Walters, Bachelor of Natural Resources & Education La Trobe University, Bendigo Edited by Chris Hassell La Trobe University, Broome Bird Observatory staff and experienced volunteers rallied…
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