A tale of how science, stewardship, restoration—and a tiny owl—are improving the ecological function of an iconic Colorado river near Fort Collins.
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A tale of how science, stewardship, restoration—and a tiny owl—are improving the ecological function of an iconic Colorado river near Fort Collins.
Black Swifts are thought to forage long distances from their nest sites, but their basic movement ecology is unknown. Knowledge about daily foraging routes and distances will help identify flight patterns, foraging hotspots and habitat relationships—critical to understanding the conservation needs of this enigmatic species.