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the story of Pied Flycatchers migration

Podcast live! & Sand prints

Posted on Jun 14, 2019Oct 28, 2019 by flightcatch

Beautiful pathways are carved out in the layer of African river bank sand. These traces of movement reflect the travel… Read more Podcast live! & Sand prints

Production of a Podcast

Posted on Feb 5, 2019Feb 5, 2019 by flightcatch

It’s all white in the Netherlands again. Last year I recorded this video on catching stories in the snow and so… Read more Production of a Podcast

Burning questions

Posted on Jan 8, 2019 by janneouwehand

by Wender Bil – All along the dark road there was grass. Old dried out stems up to more than… Read more Burning questions

At home: European birds in African settings

Posted on Jan 4, 2019Jan 4, 2019 by flightcatch

by Rob G. Bijlsma [expedition member Dec 2018] In the northern winter, when temperatures approach zero and deciduous trees are bare,… Read more At home: European birds in African settings

Bycatch – part I

Posted on Dec 22, 2018Dec 22, 2018 by janneouwehand

Time flies and the days are full. More than two weeks have passed since we are here. It is extremely… Read more Bycatch – part I

‘A warm welcome’

Posted on Dec 14, 2018Dec 14, 2018 by flightcatch

by Janne Stepping out of the plane into the night. We’re back in Abidjan. As always, a smiling N’Golo is… Read more ‘A warm welcome’

Flightcatchers Project presents…

Posted on Apr 14, 2019Apr 18, 2019 by flightcatch

Next month, May 26th, Flightcatchers Project will present its work at the Open day of Biotoop in Haren – NL.… Read more Flightcatchers Project presents…

Matching perspectives & habitats

Posted on Jan 2, 2019 by flightcatch

By Christiaan Both [expedition member Dec 2018] I thought I knew pied flycatchers pretty well. After having studied them for… Read more Matching perspectives & habitats

Visit to the southern home

Posted on Apr 20, 2018Apr 20, 2018 by flightcatch

By Assia Kraan The research station at Comoé National Park in Ivory Coast is quite remote; departing from The Netherlands it… Read more Visit to the southern home

Dark familiarities

Posted on Apr 15, 2018Apr 15, 2018 by flightcatch

by Wender Bil The night upon arrival at the Comoé research station I was immediately impressed by the wildlife around… Read more Dark familiarities

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Credit

The Flycatchers Project is funded by a National Geographic Explorers grant and Prof. Both from the Conservation Ecology group of University of Groningen. Further support and equipment was provided by: veldshop.nl, fieldworkcompany.nl, Feldbrugge prototyping (equipement), Janna Bedaux (logo design)

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