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The Division of Fish and Wildlife's Endangered and Nongame Species Program has invested considerable resources in studying the birds, including field work in Chile as well as the Arctic. Color-marking these birds has resulted in a growing database of sightings describing their migration routes, and nesting and wintering areas. Your observation will contribute to this important information. To report your observations: Go to www.bandedbirds.org. Once you have entered your data, you can go to "Map Your Resighting" to see where your birds were banded and where else they have been seen in the flyway. The links below lead to pages with information about these shorebirds and the work of division biologists. Delaware Bay Shorebird Information
Seasonal Restrictions on Beach Access
Red Knot - An Imperiled Migratory Shorebird in New Jersey
The Status of the Red Knot in the Western Hemisphere, May 2007 - US Fish and Wildlife Service
Delaware Bay Shorebird Project Field Reports
2007 Delaware Bay Shorebird Migration Blog
In Search of the Red Knot in Tierra del Fuego, Chile, 2001-2004
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