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New methods make tracking individual bird species during migration possible

New methods make tracking individual bird species during migration possible
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Researchers have developed new methods, including the BirdFlow Migration Traffic Rate (BMTR), to track individual bird species during migration by integrating citizen science data with weather radar. This advancement allows for species-specific migration estimates across North America, overcoming previous limitations in radar technology.

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Improved tracking of migratory species provides critical data for conservation efforts and helps scientists understand the impact of environmental changes on bird populations.

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