Huron Hills Golf Course Gets Migratory Bird Tracking Tower

ANN ARBOR – Researchers will now be able to track migration patterns and behaviors of wildlife in Ann Arbor and (far) beyond. Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation has worked in cooperation with the Kalamazoo Nature Center and the Kalamazoo Valley Bird Observatory to install a Motus Wildlife Tracking Tower at Huron Hills Golf Course.

Banded birds wearing tiny batteries in backpacks flying within 15 kilometers of the tower will be identified and displayed on the www.mobus.org/dashboard.

KNC Vice President Jessica Simons joins MITech TV to provide all the details.

By Mike Brennan|2023-10-19T16:03:14-04:00October 19th, 2023|mitechtv|

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