Eliza D Stein

The end of July marked the end of the breeding season for flammulated owls in Colorado. As fledglings left the nest and family groups began to disperse, we celebrated the recapture of three of our ...

We recovered our second PinPoint GPS from a breeding male that returned to the study site from migration. This device collected over 60 fixes during fall migration, wintering, and spring migration....

Exciting news to share...on June 7th we recaptured a Flammulated Owl that we'd attached a PinPoint GPS to last fall. The GPS had collected 58 data fixes during the bird's fall migration, over-winte...

I'm so excited to have reached my funding goal in just two weeks! Thank you all for your incredible support. We're doing important research that will open the door to many conservation and manageme...

At 10:30 pm on John's Gulch Ridge, which marks the northern border of our study site, a male Flammulated Owl came into the lure net site making territorial calls. Our hearts were racing. Since this...

We were able to get out into the field this week to begin trapping! Our team uses a lure net to catch flammulated owls once they've left the nest. I'm sure you ornithologists out there are familiar...