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Satellite Tracking

Why did animal X stop transmitting?

AGLSM: Black Scoter, Baie des Chaleurs, New Brunswick 2002-04

A project of USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Ctr. in conjunction with the partners and sponsors detailed below.

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NameSpeciesLife StageRelease DateLast LocationDays Transmitted
BLSC_00 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-112003-01-18252
BLSC_01 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-112003-01-15249
BLSC_02 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-102003-01-31266
BLSC_22 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-112003-02-11276
BLSC_23 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-112003-03-06299
BLSC_24 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-112002-09-06118
BLSC_28 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-142003-05-30381
BLSC_30 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-142003-05-20371
BLSC_31 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-142003-03-23313
BLSC_35 Black ScoterAdult2004-05-132005-02-12275
BLSC_36 Black ScoterAdult2004-05-132005-04-12334
BLSC_37 Black ScoterAdult2004-05-132005-02-09272
BLSC_39 Black ScoterAdult2004-05-162005-04-01320
BLSC_40 Black ScoterAdult2004-05-162005-01-18247
BLSC_41 Black ScoterAdult2004-05-162005-02-15275
BLSC_42 Black ScoterAdult2004-05-162005-01-18247
BLSC_43 Black ScoterAdult2004-05-162005-02-17277
BLSC_44 Black ScoterAdult2004-05-172005-04-26344
BLSC_63 Black ScoterAdult2003-05-172003-05-225
BLSC_64 Black ScoterAdult2003-05-172003-06-1529
BLSC_65 Black ScoterAdult2003-05-172003-06-2539
BLSC_66 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-112003-01-25259
BLSC_66 Black ScoterAdult2003-05-212003-06-1727
BLSC_67 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-092002-10-22166
BLSC_67 Black ScoterAdult2003-05-212003-06-1020
BLSC_68 Black ScoterAdult2003-05-222003-06-0514
BLSC_69 Black ScoterAdult2003-05-222003-06-1928
BLSC_70 Black ScoterAdult2003-05-222003-05-286
BLSC_71 Black ScoterAdult2003-05-222003-07-0140
BLSC_98 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-122003-03-04296
BLSC_99 Black ScoterAdult2002-05-112003-03-20313

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Introduction

Funding was obtained for the seaduck study to instrument black scoters in the Restigouche River, New Brunswick, Canada with satellite transmitters. This river is an important staging areas for northern migration of this species with population numbers approaching 100,000. Satellite tracking of black scoters instrumented during May 2002 and 2003, provided new information that will be beneficial towards delineating populations and establishing the affinities among staging, breeding, and molting grounds. These data will assist in future population monitoring and management of populations.

Project Partners

This was a collaborative project with Sea Duck Joint Venture.

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