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John K. Flores: Geolocator study focuses on birds' migration on the Gulf
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John K. Flores: Geolocator study focuses on birds' migration on the Gulf
A female prothonotary warbler peeks out of a natural cavity where she’s building a nest. The Review/John K. Flores Erik Johnson covers the entrance of a nest box hoping to catch an escaping warbler. Erik Johnson releases a prothonotary warbler he banded, marker tagged, and placed a geolocator on, at Palmetto State Park. Geolocator used on prothonotary warblers weigh only 0.5 grams. A banded and color-marked prothonotary warbler. A female pr…
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