Good afternoon,
I am seeking your help to locate reliable populations of breeding
rainbow bee-eaters (and routes of migrating birds if possible) in the
ACT (preferably) and local region to conduct a long-term study on their
migration. Work in the Canberra region will provide an important
foundation for a broader study which will examine migratory connectivity
and migration patterns in rainbow bee-eaters across their range in
eastern Australia and Torres Strait.
My broader study will use intrinsic markers such as DNA and stable
isotopes to compare and contrast patterns of migration and population
structure in bee-eaters.
Also, I am keen to receive observational records of bee-eater movements
(i.e., when and where bee-eaters are first arriving and are leaving) for
the ACT.
Many thanks
Terry
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Terry Korodaj
PhD Scholar
The Fenner School of Environment and Society
Australian National University
W.K Hancock Building [43]
Biology Place Canberra ACT 0200
T: 61 2 6125 8136
F: 61 2 6125 0757
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