|
|
Articles related to "Migration Routes"
Greater Shearwater – Seabird The Greater Shearwater, Puffinus gravis, nests in the South Atlantic and follows a surprising migration route that makes it familliar all around the North Atlantic. greater shearwater • bird migration • migration route • puffinus gravis • atlantic seabird
Purple Martin There is a common misconception that Purple Martins eat mosquitoes as part of their regular diet. In a seven year study of Purple Martins by the Purple Martin Conservation Association in Edinboro, Pennsylvania, the diets of parents to young show absolutely no mosquitoes. purple • martin • mosquitoes • migration • route
Migration; The Mississippi Flyway At one time, it was actually believed that birds hibernated by burrowing in the ground. Thanks to the many wonderful birders and birding organizations around the world, we are now assured that this speculation is just not so! Truth is; birds navigate with skills that would rival even the best human pilot! mississippi • flyway • migration • migrate • migratory
Project Tracks Ancient Ancestors Where did our most ancient ancestors live? Our DNA and the Genographic Project are on the threshold of telling us. ancient ancestors • genographic project • migration routes • african ancestors • genealogy and cultural history
Storks and Migration Storks are birds of the tropics, but White Storks and Black Storks breed in Continental Europe, and then migrate south to Africa to spend the winter. storks and migration • where do storks go • continental europe white black • tropical species migrate north • about summer winter migrate
Bird Migration Patterns Bird migration takes birds to habitats that support their survival and/or reproductive success. But migration routes and patterns differ widely. bird migration patterns • migratory bird routes trends • migration flyways • east west migration • north south migration
Complicated Co-Habitation brief description of a bear mauling and how our constant growth forces the co-habitation of ourselves and the wild. bears • co-habitation • mauling • population • safety
Wind Turbines and Bird Fatalities We need to support renewable forms of energy like power generated by wind turbines, but can birds and wind power exist together? The evidence suggests they can. birds wind turbines • birds wind power • windmills killing birds • disadvantages of wind farms • wind farms birds
Introducing...The Ruby Throated Hummingbird Aside from being beautiful to look at, interesting to watch, and fun to attract and feed, the ruby-throated hummingbird plays an important part in the delicate balance of the earth's ecological systems. hummingbird • ruby • throated • pollination • nectar
Sasquatch Sightings at Pitt Lake Reports of seeing Sasquatch, also known as Bigfoot, are frequent in the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia. Some people believe these creatures exist; others don't. sasquatch sightings pitt lake • bigfoot british columbia • reports sasquatch bigfoot pacific northwest and br • sasquatch sightings port douglas harrison lake har • legend sasquatch enemy chehalis indians
Wild Salmon Endangered by Sea Lice Tour operators and fishermen are concerned with wild Pacific salmon stocks in British Columbia. Pink Salmon are being threatened by sea lice associated with fish farms. commercial salmon fish farming • threats wild salmon • sea lice infestations • juvenile salmon migration • bc fish farms
Creating a Science Nature Journal Students learn how to create and develop their own nature journal using technology and non-technology resources as they follow the tenants of inquiry-based learning. science nature journal • writing stories about science and nature • how to write a nature journal • nature journals and technology • migrating animals and nature journals
Critically Endangered Spoon-billed Sandpipers The tiny spoon-billed sandpiper, which is never more than seven kilometers from the sea, may disappear as coastal wetlands in its entire range are lost to development. endangered spoon-billed sandpiper • migratory shorebird species • tidal flats and coastal wetlands • russia breeding habitat • southeast asia wintering grounds
Myths and Legends of Bird Migration Centuries ago, people noticed that birds disappeared in winter. They came up with explanations that are amusing, intuitive, and curiously apt. myths legends bird migration • traditional folklore explanations theories • beliefs about birds • where birds go winter • birds hibernate caves trees mud
Monarch Butterfly Migration Waystations in Texas Older adults take friends and family to learn about monarch butterflies at the waystation during their yearly flyover while migrating to Mexico. monarch butterfly waystations in texas • seniors take family members to austin for monarch • monarch butterfly migration route • tagging of the monarchs • lady bird johnson wild flower center in austin tex
Protecting Wild Dogs <p>The government saw the decreasing number of predators, so they started a public awareness movement. The result proved to be fruitful and the predator population started to increase.</p>
Sonoma California Wine Tours There's much more to Sonoma County than touring some of the finest California vineyards. Try free vineyard hikes, bird-watching, honey-tasting and organic hideaways too sonoma county wine tours and vineyard vacations • californa • bird-watching • organic farms • bee-keeping and honey-making
An Exhibition of the Prehistoric Art and Culture of Prehistoric Man: A Month in Provence Pt 5 Join us on a virtual visit to an exibition of " Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc cave," where one of the most important finds in prehistoric art and life was made. Galleries of wall decoration of such sophistication and aesthetic quality abound representing over 300 different animals. These previously untouched treasures were created twenty to thirty thousand years ago by the ancestors of modern man. Please join me. ME prehistoric art • caves • art and ritual of cro-magnon man
Arctic Tern The Arctic Tern is a small bird that makes the longest migration of any bird. This excellent flier spends most of its life flying. The Arctic Tern as an adult stands about 12 to 15 inches tall, weighs about ten ounces and has a wingspan of almost three feet. asrctic • antartica • tern • long distance flyer • 15 inches
Bald Eagles in Winter Bald Eagles usually breed in rugged remote areas, but in the winter they gather further south, making winter a good time to look for eagles in North America. bald eagles in winter • why do eagles migrate • where do bald eagles sleep in winter • haines alaska eagles • brackendale eagles
Building Your Own Basic Genealogy Library It is the age of online genealogy resources copied to personal files and CDs, but some basic books on your shelf can facilitate your trek down the ancestral trail. build your own genealogy library • basic genealogy library • books for genealogical researchers • genealogy how-to guides • family history research manuals
Chinese Freshwater Emperor Bat Fish Just like catfish and algae eaters, the Chinese Emperor Bat Fish sifts through aquarium gravel and eats discarded food and removes algae from plants, rocks and driftwood. chinese freshwater emperor bat fish • keeping aquarium clean and free of algae • plecostomus catfish algae eaters sifts through aqu • chinese freshwater emperor bat fish removes algae • fish upper middle yangtze river china
Christmas Gifts for Genealogists Genealogy is the third most popular hobby in the U.S. so many have a genealogist on their Christmas list. Here are gift suggestions. gifts for genealogists • christmas presents for genealogists • presents for family researchers • gifts for family researchers • genealogist on your gift list
Fish and Insect Themes Topics of biological interest and concern are explained, with links to four articles which expand on these themes and lead on to additional information. introduced species • migration • habitat destruction • sex and genetics • animal senses
Help Monarch Watch Scientists The lay-person and the scientist team up to tag thousands of monarch butterflies on the insects' 2,000+ mile migration to Mexico every fall. monarch watch • monarch butterfly • el rosario mexico monarch butterflies • monarch watch butterfly tags • monarch butterfly net
Is Electric Wind Power the Answer? Wind power generation has fierce opponents and devoted supporters. Are wind turbines noisy? How much power do electric windmills generate? Some wind energy answers. electric wind power • renewable energy • wind electricity • wind energy • wind generator
Learning by Imprinting As an animal matures, it recognizes and socially bonds with others of its species through a process known as imprinting. imprinting • learning by imprinting • ethologists • phase-sensitive learning • filial imprinting
Migration Species become migratory when it gives them adaptive benefits. The genetic basis of migration means that it is slow to respond to environmental changes. evolution • genetics • navigation • monarch butterfly • red admiral
Monarch Butterfly Migration Both Mexico and the United States are contributing to the potential extinction of the monarch butterfly despite the creation of a biosphere reserve to protect them. monarch butterfly migration • biosphere reserve • genetically modified crops • gm corn • pesticide and herbicide exposure
Moreton, Brisbane's Wilderness Island It has no surfaced roads, so movement around Moreton Island is by foot or 4WD vehicle, either along the beaches or via rough, sandy tracks through dense forest and scrub. moreton island • moreton bay marine park • cape moreton • dugong in moreton bay • sand island
Right Whale Numbers Continue to Slide A recent report indicates that the already decimated population of Northern Right Whales appears to be shrinking even further. Scientists aren't sure why, but they're worried extinction is next. right whales • endangered • extinction
The 1916 Migratory Bird Convention In 1916 the United States and Canada agreed to enact legislation to prevent migratory birds from being hunted and harvested to extinction. migratory bird convention 1916 • first international conservation agreement • migratory bird convention united states and canada • reason for international conservation birds • history of migratory bird convention
The Cook Islands Fishing, whale-watching and diving allow visitors to experience unspoilt marine environments. They will also help the local economy. cook islands • fishing • whale-watching • diving • tourism
Trumpeter Swans Threatened by Foreign Species Canada's largest native swan, the trumpeter swan, is under threat by the aggressive mute swan, brought to North America about 120 years ago. trumpeter swans threatened by foreign species • mute swans threaten ontario’s native waterfowl • populations of aggressive feral swans are increasi • trumpeter swan populations recovering • mute swans increasing in numbers
Useful Genealogy Research Books Internet resources are not the only tools for genealogy research: There are a myriad of great genealogy books. Here is a quick guide to some interesting research books. family • history • research • sourcebook • genealogy
Using Old Maps in Genealogy A map can lead you in the right direction for all kinds of further genealogical research. Many old maps are now available for browsing online. old maps • genealogy maps • using maps in genealogy • antique maps • researching old maps
Where to Look for Genealogical Resources From online databases and state websites to public libraries and the International Genealogy Index, a guide to locating resources for family tree research. genealogy • family history research • online resources • international genealogical index • genealogical societies
Why Do Birds Migrate? The reasons why so many species of birds migrate are hidden in prehistoric times. Then, as now, climate, geography, and competition all played a part. why do birds migrate • reasons why birds migrate • factors shape bird migration • evolution advantages triggers migration • climate geography competition shape bird migration
American Woodcock The woodcock, a small migratory bird with a buff-brown head, a breast and belly colored buff to pale cinnamon. The bird travels from breeding grounds across mid-Canada to its wintering grounds in the central United States. timberdoodle • whispering snipe • pewee • woodcock
An Interview with John Kimantas Share the experiences of John Kimantas, author of the Wild Coast series of paddling guidebooks for British Columbia, on paddle trips to the shores of Vancouver Island john kimantas • the wild coast 3 • bc coastal atlas • kayaking vancouver island • paddling british columbia
North Pacific Salmon Sharks Salmon beware--a warm blooded relative of the white shark hunts the North Pacific, even as far north as the Bering Sea. what is a salmon shark • north pacific predator • related to white shark • salmon sharks • salmon predator
Saving the Whooping Cranes The bird glides on wind currents, spirals upward to incredible heights,plummets earthward, then soars aloft again. whooping cranes • wood buffalo national park • aranasis national wildlife refuge • extinction • wendee holtcamp
The Migration Adventure of the Red Knot The red knot is an attractive, eye-catching bird that frequents the shoreline. It winters along the southeastern coast of the United States and on down to South America. But when the migration and breeding urge sets in, this little bird sets out on a migration course that is a courageous testimony and example to its endurance! horseshoe • crab • migration • red • knot
EYE Spy EYE Spy: Web Site Offers A View of Wildlife From The Stars. Visit Ducks Unlimited On-line To Follow Migratory Birds- Satellites in space are helping waterfowl biologists keep a watchful eye on ducks and geese as they make their epic journeys to the northern breeding grounds. geese • ducks • satelites • breeding grounds
Safe Havens for Turtles Help save endangered turtles by volunteering your time. scuba diving • skin diving • scuba diving • scuba • scuba
Shenandoah Settlers Early Settlement of the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia shenandoah • virginia • settlers • germans • colonial
Demoiselle Cranes and the Himalayas The Demoiselle Crane is thriving worldwide, with a total population of well over 200,000, but there are very few left in Europe. watch demoiselle cranes • climate change • himalayas • nesting in asia • fed at kheechan
Canada Goose Although the Canada Goose is an easily known species, making a judgment among eleven races is a difficult task. The smallest Canada Goose is the cackling race that will weigh about three pounds. The largest race is the Canada Goose that may weigh up to 20 pounds. Both sexes appear alike in all races. canada goose • small • large
Montana Department of Livestock Shoots First Wild Buffalo A majestic bull buffalo was shot today on Forest Service land (Red Canyon) outside of West Yellowstone, Montana. (New updates Dec 7) wildlife • buffalo • bison
Rus: Jews of the Rus History, origins, ethno-cultural distinctions of the Jews of the Rus. Unique, ancient in origin & a prevalent force in the reliogions of the Rus. rus • russia • georgia • dagaetsan • uzbakhistn |
A |
B |
C |
D |
E |
F |
G |
H |
I |
J |
K |
L |
M |
N |
O |
P |
Q |
R |
S |
T |
U |
V |
W |
X |
Y |
Z |
0-9 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|