Have You Seen Purple Martins in Squamish?
As of June 24, the high count of purple martins at the nest box structures is 34 individuals. Chicks have started peeking out of the entrances, waiting Read More …
Category: Citizen Science
An Insight Into The Temperature Of Western Purple Martin Nest Boxes
The Western purple martin is a blue-listed, secondary cavity nester, found in British Columbia. Blue-listed means that this bird is declining in numbers and is Read More …
9 Simple Ways to Help Protect Birds
Birds face many human-related threats, but the good news is that many of them are preventable. Here are some practical steps you can take to Read More …
Window Collision Monitoring – We Need Your Help!
Did you know that Squamish is on the Pacific Flyway, an important migratory route for birds, making it a great place for birdwatching. But urban Read More …
From Fort Langley to Squamish: A Purple Martin Banding Success Story
Here’s the fascinating story of an individual Western Purple Martin who decided to move from Fort Langley to Squamish Read More …