A map of where birds were banded in 2021, in blue, a total of over 600,000 banding records.
Elaine Nakash
Elaine Nakash is a Biological Technician in the Bird Banding Laboratory at the Eastern Ecological Science Center located in Laurel, MD
Elaine assists bird banders in using Bandit software to provide data to the Lab. She uses ESRI products and SQL with an Oracle database to examine data quality of banding records. Makes updates to the BBL website as needed. Cooperates with CSAS programmers to provide BBL data for online applications including BISON.
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Bird Bandings from 2021
A map of where birds were banded in 2021, in blue, a total of over 600,000 banding records.
Bird Encounters from 2021
A map of where previously-banded birds were found in 2021, in pink, a total of almost 120,000 encounter and recapture records. An “encounter” is any observation of a previously-banded bird, of which a “recapture” is a special case where the bird is captured by a permitted bander, either the person who originally band
A map of where previously-banded birds were found in 2021, in pink, a total of almost 120,000 encounter and recapture records. An “encounter” is any observation of a previously-banded bird, of which a “recapture” is a special case where the bird is captured by a permitted bander, either the person who originally band
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Bird Bandings from 2021
A map of where birds were banded in 2021, in blue, a total of over 600,000 banding records.
A map of where birds were banded in 2021, in blue, a total of over 600,000 banding records.
Bird Encounters from 2021
A map of where previously-banded birds were found in 2021, in pink, a total of almost 120,000 encounter and recapture records. An “encounter” is any observation of a previously-banded bird, of which a “recapture” is a special case where the bird is captured by a permitted bander, either the person who originally band
A map of where previously-banded birds were found in 2021, in pink, a total of almost 120,000 encounter and recapture records. An “encounter” is any observation of a previously-banded bird, of which a “recapture” is a special case where the bird is captured by a permitted bander, either the person who originally band