Following Thursday's outing, the team once again gathered on Friday July 3rd, for a consecutive day of banding Ospreys and Barn Owls. Things seemed a bit more normal from the crowded affair we had on Thursday, though we still had a couple of additional visitors. National Park Service would later join us. Again, rather than get into a lengthy post, I will summarize that the day was another successful one. Even though the Osprey numbers were down from last year, most if not the entire team were happy that we had a number of nests that were successful given the weather we had.
One of the highlights of our trip. This was a young female Barn Owl that we found in a nest box in a location where the records show we have little to no success, so the team were rather excited about this find.
We were on our way to put up a new nest box when this bird was spotted. The Cattle Egret, is not a common bird for this location and so it was a very good find. I believe that it was Eva from our banding team who spotted and called this bird. Tags:
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge,
bird banding,
Barn Owl,
Osprey
Following Thursday's outing, the team once again gathered on Friday July 3rd, for a consecutive day of banding Ospreys and Barn Owls. Things seemed a bit more normal from the crowded affair we had on Thursday, though we still had a couple of additional visitors. National Park Service would later join us. Again, rather than get into a lengthy post, I will summarize that the day was another successful one. Even though the Osprey numbers were down from last year, most if not the entire team were happy that we had a number of nests that were successful given the weather we had.
One of the highlights of our trip. This was a young female Barn Owl that we found in a nest box in a location where the records show we have little to no success, so the team were rather excited about this find.
We were on our way to put up a new nest box when this bird was spotted. The Cattle Egret, is not a common bird for this location and so it was a very good find. I believe that it was Eva from our banding team who spotted and called this bird. Tags: 
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