TRENDS IN NUMBERS
 OF MIGRANT LANDBIRDS AT 
LESSER SLAVE LAKE BIRD OBSERVATORY (1994-1999),
 BEAVERHILL BIRD OBSERVATORY (1992-1999) AND 
INGLEWOOD BIRD SANCTUARY (1995-1999)

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Three bird observatories have been established in Alberta, as part of the Canadian Migration Monitoring Network, to monitor populations of songbirds breeding in the boreal forests of northern Canada. Birds are counted daily throughout spring or fall migration to estimate changes in populations that could be related to activities such as logging practices in the boreal forests, where bird populations are difficult to count directly. Obtaining reliable estimates of population trends requires many years of data but, now that all of these stations have at least 5 years of data, we have calculated annual population indices for most of the more frequently counted species. For details on the results of these analyses, download a copy of the complete report in a format suitable for printing. For further information on the Canadian Migration Monitoring Network, check its web page.

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