Project:
| Short name: | OntLOSH |
|---|---|
| Short description: | Captive bred Loggerhead Shrike experiment. |
| Description: | Wildlife Preservation Canada has been coordinating the captive-breeding and release program for Loggerhead Shrike in Ontario since 2003. PVAs have indicated that overwinter survival of hatch-year and second-year birds is the most sensitive factor in determining the population trend, suggesting that the main threats to our Ontario population may lie either on the wintering grounds, or along the migratory routes. This information is the main information gap that exists for the species in Ontario, so WPC has started to deploy radio tags on captive-bred juveniles prior to release, to track their migratory movements and locate wintering grounds. |
| Project contact: | Hazel Wheeler, Wildlife Preservation Canada |
| Researchers: | Hazel Wheeler, Wildlife Preservation Canada Jane Hudecki, Wildlife Preservation Canada |
| Receivers: | 2 (table) |
| Tags: | 114 (table) |
| Species: | 96 Loggerhead Shrike |
| Creation date: | 2014-01-01 00:00:00 UTC |
| Data visible to the public: | Project contact information Project information Receiver deployment data Tag deployments (basic) Tag deployments (detailed) Tag detections (daily summary) Tags |
| Data visible to any researcher: | Mobile GPS data Receiver logs Tag detections |
| Data visible to any primary investigator: | Tag deployments (custom) |
| Private data: | Landowner information Receiver deployment (private) |