RICE CREEK BIRD OBSERVATORY, CENTRAL New York, 2023

NORTHERN CARDINAL FIELD WORK, CENTRAL New York, 2020

NORTHERN CARDINAL FIELD WORK, CENTRAL New York, 2019

PRINCETON PHAINOPEPLA PROJECT, MOJAVE DESERT, 2017

GALÁPAGOS DRY SEASON FIELD WORK AND TEACHING UGALÁPAGOS, 2015

GALÁPAGOS WET SEASON FIELD WORK, 2015

Fairy-wren field crews, 2009-2013

Field work in brisbane, queensland, 2011-2013

Field work in herberton, Queensland, 2009-2010

FAIRY-WREN Collecting trip in outback queensland, 2010

JUGULAR BLEEDING A RED-BACKED FAIRY-WREN

Below is a short video demonstrating how to take blood samples from the jugular vein of red-backed fairy-wrens. Most people take blood samples from the brachial (wing) vein for small birds like this, but the Webster and Schwabl labs have developed this jugular bleeding protocol to more quickly and easily get the blood sample. Former fairy-wren guru Willow Lindsay taught me how to do this!