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Video

All video files are in Windows Media format. If you don't already have Windows Media Player, you can download for free from Microsoft: PC version | Mac version.

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 Researcher Julie Morse explains the goals of the Black Oystercatcher/Human Interaction project.
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 Black Oystercatchers lay their eggs out in the open, but they can still be extremely difficult to locate.
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 Researcher Julie Morse describes the benefits of banding black oystercatchers.
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 Researcher Julie Morse puts identifying leg bands on a Black Oystercatcher chick.
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Researcher Julie Morse discusses the potential predators that me be affecting Black Oystercatcher nesting success.
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A Black Oystercatcher calls and fakes injury to protect its nest.
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 Researcher Julie Morse discusses the potential management outcomes of her research on Black Oystercatchers.

Audio

The audio files are available in both Windows Media and RealPlayer formats.

Listen to a Peninsula Public Radio story on the project.
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Project Partners

  • University of Alaska Fairbanks
  • USGS Biological Resources Division
  • Kenai Fjords National Park