In late February 2020, Bryce, Luke, and Mark teamed up in eastern Kansas to trap two dark morph, non-harlani Red-tailed Hawks. The objective was to deploy GSM transmitters to better understand where this phenotype breeds, and along with blood and feather samples thus discover their proper subspecies designation. In the past, this type was consideredContinue reading “Meet our Current Birds Gathering Movement Data”
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Introducing…
… a research collaboration that focuses on the study of Buteo jamaicensis, a common and widespread raptor of North and Central America. The goals of this collaboration are to fill knowledge gaps in subspecies identification and distribution, movement ecology, and an almost untouched subject in this species, genomics. Learn more about our research objectives onContinue reading “Introducing…”
Red-tailed Hawk Project 