Scaup Migration Maps
The above maps show the spring (left) and fall (right) migration of Lesser Scaup.
To learn more about Scaup migration, please see our staff research on Greater and Lesser Scaup.
Tundra Swan Migration Maps
The above map shows the individual migration paths of the 12 swans that Long Point Waterfowl captured in 1998 and 1999 during their spring stop-over at Long Point, Lake Eerie. These swans were given neck collars and had satellite transmitters attached in order to track their migration.
To learn more about Tundra Swan migration, please see Katelyn Weaver’s M.Sc. Research or our past staff research on Tundra Swan migration.
Sandhill Crane Migration Maps
Fall Migration 2010
The above maps show the individual spring and fall migrations of sandhill cranes from fall 2010 to spring 2012. The data come from 9 sandhill cranes tagged on Manitoulin Island during the summer of 2010.
To learn more about the Sandhill Cranes migration, please see Everett Hanna’s P.hD. Research.
Long-tailed Ducks Migration Maps
The above map shows spring migration of Long-tailed Ducks tagged in Toronto Harbour and on Hamilton Bay in the winter of 2010-2011. Long Point Waterfowl is tagging 15 additional birds this December.
To learn more about the Long-tailed Duck migration, please see Philip Wilson’s M.Sc. Research.





![Scaup Spring Migration Paths 2005-2009[1]](http://longpointwaterfowl.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Scaup-Spring-Migration-Paths-2005-20091-300x211.jpg)
![Scaup Fall Migration Paths 2005-2008[1]](http://longpointwaterfowl.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Scaup-Fall-Migration-Paths-2005-20081-300x211.jpg)





