A seven-day-old Savannah sparrow nestling has been banded and radio-tagged as part of a long-term population study on Kent Island, New Brunswick. We investigate the population dynamics, migratory behavior, and ecology of this population. This nestling will be tracked daily after it fledges to follow its survival and movement patterns. The unique pattern of colored bands on its legs allows for identification in the field.
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