TORONTO -- In groundbreaking research, Canadian scientists have for the first time tracked the flight paths of migrating songbirds by fitting them with tiny geolocators carried in miniature backpacks.
"Never before has anyone been able to track songbirds for their entire migratory trip," said lead investigator Bridget Stutchbury, a professor of biology at Toronto's York University.
Scientists flabbergasted by speedy birds - CKA News
"Never before has anyone been able to track songbirds for their entire migratory trip," said lead investigator Bridget Stutchbury, a professor of biology at Toronto's York University.
Scientists flabbergasted by speedy birds - CKA News