Vancouver Avian Research Centre

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This page is a work in progress!

Each species banded at the Colony Farm Banding Station will be represented here and by clicking on an individual species you will be able to use our Bird Guide to identify birds, learn about the life history and find information and cool facts.

We will also be adding comprehensive information and photographs to explain molt and how molt sequences allow us to accurately age North American land birds in the hand.

 

Species
 
American Goldfinch Evening Grosbeak Red-eyed Vireo
American Robin Fox Sparrow Red-winged Blackbird
Anna’s Hummingbird Golden-crowned Sparrow Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Band-tailed Pigeon Golden-crowned Kinglet Rufous Hummingbird
Bank Swallow Gray Catbird Savannah Sparrow
Barn Swallow Hairy Woodpecker Sharp-shinned Hawk
Black-capped Chickadee Hammond’s Flycatcher Song Sparrow
Bewick’s Wren Hermit Thrush Spotted Towhee
Black-headed Grosbeak House Finch Steller's Jay
Black-throated Gray Warbler House Wren Swainson’s Thrush
Brown Creeper Indigo Bunting Townsend's Warbler
Brown-headed Cowbird Lazuli Bunting Tree Swallow
Brown Thrasher Lincoln’s Sparrow Varied Thrush
Bullock’s Oriole Long-eared Owl Violet-green Swallow
Bushtit MacGillivray’s Warbler Warbling Vireo
Calliope Hummingbird Mourning Dove Western Kingbird
Cedar Waxwing Nashville Warbler Western Tanager
Chipping Sparrow Northern Flicker Western Wood-Pewee
Cliff Swallow Northern Rough-winged Swallow White-crowned Sparrow
Common Raven Northern Shrike White-throated Sparrow
Common Yellowthroat Northwestern Crow Willow Flycatcher
Cooper’s Hawk Olive-sided Flycatcher Wilson's Snipe
Downy Woodpecker Orange-crowned Warbler Wilson’s Warbler
Dark-eyed Junco Pacific-slope Flycatcher Yellow-rumped Warbler
Dusky Flycatcher Pacific Wren Yellow Warbler
Eastern Kingbird Pine Siskin  
European Starling Purple Finch  
 

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