Unveiling the Migratory Mysteries of a Charismatic Seabird from Alaska and Surprising Implications of Wildlife Tracking
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BIRDERS’ NIGHT Victoria Natural History Society Year-round ecology and behaviour of seabirds is poorly understood due to difficulties associated with measuring at-sea activity during the non-breeding season. Jill Robinson describes her study of the at-sea distribution of small diving seabirds using lightweight biologging devices that track individuals across seasons.
Jill recovered 10 (of 31) geolocators deployed on Crested Auklets (Aethia cristatella) at a breeding site in Alaska and revealed for the first time, an unexpected long-distance migration.
| Cost: |
Free Event |
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Arts | Entertainment Talks | Lectures |
| Location: |
Room 159, Fraser Building, University of Victoria
3800 Finnerty Road, Victoria |
This event is for Everyone | |
| More Info: |
Philip Lambert [email protected] 250-477-5922 Event Website |
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