Nom du projet
Réseau canadien de surveillance des migrations
Niveau d'accès
par requête
Première année
1989
Fin du projet
Ongoing
Daily counts from St Andrews Bird Banding Station (SABBS) of birds banded, recorded on a census, incidentally observed during standard observations, and a composite Daily Estimated Total (DET), the best estimate for each species of unduplicated number of individuals detected within the official count area during the standardized operation period
Standardized daily coverage from 21 September to 23 October
Located in St. John, New Brunswick (45.07, -67.05). Migrants at the site originate primarily from breeding range in the Maritime provinces, eastern Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador
Captures are primarily small passerines, but all species observed are recorded
To conduct standardized daily migration season counts and collect ancillary data on migration ecology for use in long-term biological and population monitoring of Canada’s bird species
Standardized capture and observation during migration seasons to generate daily species-specific totals of birds detected within each study site
Daily operations (standardized in 2001) include banding using 7 nets (5 hr from dawn onward), and incidental observation during standard operations of 5.5 hours.
See QuickLinks. Population trends for all species at this site are based on Daily Estimated Totals
Any disruption to standardized operations relevant to appropriate interpretation of analytical results is noted in a regularly-updated section of the station protocol (https://www.birdscanada.org/bird-science/cmmn-protocols). As of 2025, no alerts had been recorded.
Fonds de fiducie de la faune du Nouveau-Brunswick, Oiseaux Canada, Huntsman Marine Science Centre, and St. Andrews Bird Banding Station. 2026. "RCSM - totaux quotidiens estimés: St. Andrews Bird Banding Station". Données obtenues de NatureCounts, Oiseaux Canada. 10.71842/mcjc-9k49