Yellowlegs, a Canada-USA Joint StudyLaura Mcduffie, USFWS
US Fish & Wildlife Service, Environment & Climate Change Canda, Alaska
Department of Fish & Game, and several research institutions are currently
marking adult, breeding lesser yellowlegs (*Tringa flavipes*) in an effort
to determine apparent adult survival and nest site fidelity. As part of a
migratory tracking study, a proportion of marked birds also carry
leg-mounted light-level geolocators or Argos-GPS backpacks.
Soon birds will be returning to breeding sites across Alaska and Canada.
Please share the attached flyer and keep a look out for lesser yellowlegs!
*Yellowlegs BOLO flyer
<https://theiwrc.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=079c019a17c5f122786e30664&id=3249756d5d&e=f6df3069d2>*
Elise Wolf
Native Bird Care
Sisters, OR
541-728-8208
