These maps summarize the results of birds banded in Canada or encountered in Canada. An encounter map is available for species with at least one record of an individual moving more that 100 km. The lines on the map join the point of banding and encounter. These maps provide information on movement patterns, wintering destinations and migration routes of Canada's birds.
Maps were downloaded from the Environment Canada's online version of the Canadian Atlas of Bird Banding, Volume 1. For more information and to see the full species accounts see this site at: http://publications.gc.ca/site/eng/282238/publication.html
Brewer, A.D., A.W. Diamond, E.J. Woodsworth, B.T. Collins, and E.H. Dunn. 2006. Canadian Atlas of Bird Banding. Volume 1: Doves, Cuckoos, and Hummingbirds through Passerines, 1921-1995. Second edition [online]. Canadian Wildlife Service Special Publication. Available from Environment Canada through the Internet.: http://publications.gc.ca/site/eng/282238/publication.html
