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Crash course shrike surveying

Seen through the scope

Icons of an endangered landscape

How to ID a loggerhead shrike

New kind of snowbird

A shift in perspective

Shrikes set free

Adopt-a-site takes flight for another season!

Migration magic

WANTED: Loggerhead shrike sightings

A round-trip journey

Landowners – the unsung heroes

Where are they now?

2024 State of Canada’s Birds Report – A Call To Action

Local Naturalist clubs meet at the Carden Alvar to talk shrikes

It takes a village to save a songbird

From classroom to conservation

A herper in a birder world

Bird bling

The shrike effect – my first month as an endangered species biologist

Career Connections with Helmi Hess

Helmi Hess Presents at the Hamilton Naturalist’s Club

Nest checks and baby chicks – saving an endangered songbird

World Migratory Bird Day 2024: The plight of insects and shrikes

Top 5 birding apps used by WPC’s loggerhead shrike recovery biologist

How community can contribute to endangered songbird recovery: Adopt-a-site

Collaborative shrike workshop unites conservation efforts

New year, new digs! Welcome Parc Omega!

10 conservation successes in 2023

New shrike enclosures!

Third time’s the charm

Mapping songbird migration

What is a shrike?

The Masked Butcher Bird

Where are they now?

From biologist to hacker

They’re here!

Supermom

Is that a shrike? Psyche!

Love is blind: Shrike Edition

Shrike sets off for first wild flight

House Hunters: Shrike Edition

I came, I saw, I nested: how loggerhead shrikes build their ideal nests

A little bit of luck!

Matchmaker, Matchmaker, make me a match!

Eastern Loggerhead Shrike

Mapping migration to save a songbird

Shrike, shrike, baby!

Single (shrike) & ready to mingle?

For nesting shrikes, it’s all about the “cache”

We have babies!!

It’s shrike “May”-hem!

Notes from Napanee: Shrikes & snakes, oh my!

World Migratory Bird Day 2022: Dim the Lights for Birds at Night!

Wildlife-at-Risk Epidode 4: Birds-Eye Views

Living the dream (2): top 5 perks of working remotely

Shrike program paving the way in migratory songbird conservation

Spotted: migrating shrike!

Wanted, alive and well: shrikes!

WPC Cribs: Eastern Loggerhead Shrike Edition

Meet the recovery team: the farmer and the cow

Living the dream: top 5 perks of working in the field

Same, same but different! How the loggerhead shrike is an honorary raptor

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WPC is headquartered in Guelph, Ontario on the homelands of many nations, including the Anishinaabek, Neutral, Métis, Mississauga, and Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and on the treaty lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. We work across Turtle Island, and have deep gratitude to all the Indigenous Peoples who have been, and continue to be, stewards and protectors the lands on which we rely.

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