Tracking Stations in Brazil

January 16, 2019 Chris Neff Research

NJ Audubon and its partners from Tulane University, the University of Para, CEMAVE (Brazil’s bird management and conservation agency) and ICMBio (Brazil’s protected area management agency) installed the first two automated tracking stations in Brazil. These stations will detect transmissions from Semipalmated Sandpipers (SESA) marked with digital VHF radio tags. …...

You Have to Fake it to Make It – the Art of Camouflage

November 25, 2018 Chris Neff News, Stewardship

Walking through a field with my Dad at the Flat Brook Wildlife Management Area in Sussex County, I paused to look at a plant that I did not recognize. As I examined the leaves of the plant, I suddenly realized that I too was being examined. A female Ring-necked Pheasant…...

Bird Feeding Dos and Don’ts

November 21, 2018 Chris Neff Pete Dunne, Pete's Corner

You like feeding birds. Who doesn’t? A winter landscape without the color and animation birds bring is just a still life. Different seed types attract different species, each one a dab of paint on your winter canvas. Of course you’ll want cardinals. This big showy sparrow is a favorite of…...

Time For Seed

November 14, 2018 Chris Neff Pete Dunne, Pete's Corner

Hey New Jersey Resident, it’s time to put out your bird feeders. Our hungry winter minions have arrived and this year purports to be a banner year for colorful northern finches. You can expect hordes of Purple Finch, a smattering of Evening Grosbeaks and hordes of siskins. The seed crops…...

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Tracking Stations in Brazil

You Have to Fake it to Make It – the Art of Camouflage

Bird Feeding Dos and Don’ts

Time For Seed

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