Posted by: Sandy Steinman | November 17, 2011

A New Strategy For Bird Counts

Wired Science recently reported about the use of airplane drones to count remote bird populations. Spanish scientists were having difficulty  trying to get an accurate count of a rare population of black-headed gulls. Observation teams were scaring the birds in to flight.  Previously, drones tracked wildlife and marine mammals. Read more at:  Wired Science: Aerial Drone Counts Birds for Science 


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