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Banding
Date: 2/26/2001
Banding Location: 1 mile west of Currituck, Currituck Co., NC
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Date
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Location
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3/8/01
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south of Salem,
Eastern Shore of Maryland
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3/13/01
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Lake St. Claire,
Ontario
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3/21/01
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near Lake
St. Claire, Ontario
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3/26/01
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near Maumee,
Ohio
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3/30/01
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near Ludington,
Michigan
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4/4/01
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near Hankinson,
North Dakota
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4/17/01
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near Fairmount,
North Dakota
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4/21/01
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west of Fargo,
North Dakota
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4/30/01
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near Larimore,
North Dakota
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5/9/01
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near Wales,
North Dakota
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5/13/01
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near Gladstone,
Manitoba
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5/18/01
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Willson Lake,
Manitoba - central Manitoba
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5/22/01
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west of McConnell
River Bird Sanctuary, Nunavut
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5/26/01
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south of Taloyoak
(Boothia Peninsula), Nunavut
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6/12/01
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southeast
of Taloyoak (Boothia Peninsula), Nunavut
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6/29/01
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southeast
of Taloyoak (Boothia Peninsula), Nunavut
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7/16/01
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southeast
of Taloyoak (Boothia Peninsula), Nunavut
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8/11/01
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southeast
of Taloyoak (Boothia Peninsula), Nunavut
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8/28/01
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southeast
of Taloyoak (Boothia Peninsula), Nunavut
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9/5/01
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southeast
of Taloyoak (Boothia Peninsula), Nunavut
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9/9/01
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near Schoenthaler
Lake, Manitoba
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9/23/01
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near Sothe
Lake, Manitoba
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9/27/01
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west of North
River, Manitoba
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10/2/01
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east of Southern
Indian Lake, Manitoba
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10/6/01
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near McHenry,
North Dakota
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10/10/01
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northwest
of McHenry, North Dakota
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10/24/01
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southwest
of Clark, South Dakota
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10/28/01
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north of Toronto, South Dakota
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11/1/01
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east of Clark, South Dakota
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northeast
of Garden City, South Dakota |
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As
of January 2002, this transmitter is still active. However the
swan has shown no movement since late November 2001. There is
a possibility that the swan died while on it’s southward migration.
However, we believe that it is likely that the transmitter/collar
was lost. We have observed this on several of our satellite marked
swans. We hope to remedy this by modifying our transmitter/collar
attachment method for the swans we mark in winter 2002.
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