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- Track juveniles of American Woodcock, Veery, and Golden-winged Warbler to study habitat selection and survival.
- Use this information to inform land management practices.
- Juveniles are tracked using a combination of handheld, stationed, and drone radio technology tracking.
Funding: Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources
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