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October 22nd, 2014
[Video] How to recognise an Acacia mangium?
Anna Stier, Project Leader for Life+ Cap DOM with GEPOG, reviews the identification of Acacia…
October 22nd, 2014
[Video] A tool in the fight against Acacia mangium: cutting to ground level
Acacia mangium is an invasive tree, originating from Australia and introduced into French…
10 octobre 2014
Using eco-counters on the Guianan Cock-of-the-rock observation trail
Following the work carried out on the Cock-of-the-rock trail, several 'eco-counters' have been…
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Home > In action > French Guiana > Tracking the Agami heron > 2013 > Excalibur > Position 10
Position 10
It’s now about three months that Excalibur has been ’resting’, just like her counterpart, Kanapaich, two countries further south, in Brazil. A question: do the two birds have synchronous behaviour that affects their phases of movement?
Keywords : French Guiana, Kaw Marshes, Agami heron, Argos tracking