[NatureNS] Nova Scotia Bird Society Meeting - Thursday March 22, 2018 - 7:30PM

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Join us this Thursday evening, March 22, 2018 at 7:30 PM for an update =
on the results thus far of the Ipswich Sparrow Project that was started =
last summer. Project lead and researcher, Sydney Bliss will provide us =
with the latest and what we can do to help!

Place: Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History, 1747 Summer Street, =
Halifax, NS in the Lower Auditorium=20

Ipswich Sparrows breed almost exclusively on Sable Island, NS. In the =
fall, they migrate to the NS mainland, then to their wintering grounds =
in the eastern USA. They winter anywhere from Massachusetts to Georgia, =
but are found in the highest densities in New Jersey and Virginia. In =
the spring, they return to Sable Island.=20

To better understand these birds, researchers at Acadia and Dalhousie =
Universities have begun a long-term demographic study. 263 sparrows have =
been banded on Sable Island with unique combinations of coloured bands, =
which allow individual birds to be identified. From the proportion of =
birds that are seen again (or =93re-sighted=94), we can estimate how =
many survive at each stage of their migration. The results of this study =
will help us better understand the structure of the Ipswich Sparrow =
population.=20

Our meetings are open to the public at no charge and refreshments are =
available during and after the talk.




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evening,=20
March 22, 2018 at 7:30 PM for an update on the results thus far of the =
Ipswich=20
Sparrow Project that was started last summer. Project lead and =
researcher,=20
Sydney Bliss will provide us with the latest and what we can do to=20
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<STRONG>Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History, 1747 Summer Street, =
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mainland,=20
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from=20
Massachusetts to Georgia, but are found in the highest densities in New =
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better understand these birds, researchers at Acadia and Dalhousie =
Universities=20
have begun a long-term demographic study. 263 sparrows have been banded =
on Sable=20
Island with unique combinations of coloured bands, which allow =
individual birds=20
to be identified. From the proportion of birds that are seen again (or=20
=93re-sighted=94), we can estimate how many survive at each stage of =
their=20
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