We finished our first round of macroinvertebrate sampling at the @AtlanticDucks impoundments. It's been fun to learn more about what the ducks are eating! 🪲🦟🪰🦆
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Things are greening up very quickly at the @AtlanticDucks impoundments we're monitoring! 🌱🌿

Check out the difference a month makes! Lots of good cover for ducklings & goslings 🦆🐣

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Today's gosling count: too many.

8 adults & ~45 goslings. We had several more broods as well, still mostly Canada Geese, but we're starting to see ducklings as well 🦆

Some of these @AtlanticDucks impoundments seem to be popular spots to nest and raise young!
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Another beautiful morning out at an @AtlanticDucks impoundment. I saw 3 goslings tucked in close by their parents. Also, two Black Terns & LOTS of warblers.

It's neat experiencing the changes in & around each wetland through the season ☀️🌿

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I continue to be amazed at the diversity of birds and wildlife that use these @AtlanticDucks impoundments. We're a month and a half into monitoring these wetlands and we still see new things almost every day!

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Hey bird nerds, test your knowledge in @ducanada's migratory bird quiz! I did not get 100% of these, but I learned some cool facts, so it's a win regardless! 😁🦆
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Check out these beauties! 😍 Haven't seen too many Blue-winged Teals during my #wetland bird surveys in southeast #NewBrunswick 🦆

Blue-winged Teals are long-distance migrants so they often arrive later that other ducks. I wonder where these five came from? 🤔

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