This summer saw the departure of our dedicated TTPBRS coordinator who decided to pursue other opportunities outside of the city. Unfortunately, we were not able to find a qualified replacement in time for fall migration and we relied on an incredible group of TTPBRS volunteers who ran the station undertaking the important census work. Thank you!
A new coordinator will be in place for spring migration and we will resume full station operations. In the meantime, should you have any questions please contact us at ttpbrs@trca.on.ca or 416-661-6600 ext. 5233
Publications
- Breeding Birds of Tommy Thompson Park 2011
- TTP Migration Monitoring 2010
- TTP Migration Monitoring 2009
- Breeding Birds of Tommy Thompson Park 2010
- Breeding Birds of Tommy Thompson Park 2009
- Breeding Birds of Tommy Thompson Park 2008
- Breeding Birds of Tommy Thompson Park 2007
- Breeding Birds of Tommy Thompson Park 2006
- Breeding Birds of Tommy Thompson Park 2005
- TTP Migration Monitoring Spring 2008
- TTP Migration Monitoring 2007
- TTP Migration Monitoring Fall 2006
- TTP Migration Monitoring Spring 2006
- TTP Migration Monitoring Fall 2005
- TTP Migration Monitoring Spring 2005
- TTP Migration Monitoring Fall 2004
- TTP Migration Monitoring Spring 2004
- TTP Migration Monitoring 2003
Top 10 Species Banded 2003 - 2010
- Golden-crowned Kinglet - 4,743
- White-throated Sparrow - 3,429
- Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 3,138
- Myrtle Warbler - 2,649
- Hermit Thrush - 1,749
- Swainson's Thrush - 1,662
- Magnolia Warbler - 1,564
- Nashville Warbler - 1,104
- Slate-coloured Junco - 1,083
- Brown Creeper - 932
Birds in the News
- Why songbirds stop in Toronto for a tune-up
- Songbirds fly three times faster than expected
- Did Your Shopping List Kill a Songbird?
- T'O's Band of Birders (TTPBRS Feature)
- EARTH HOUR: A MATTER OF LIGHT AND DEATH
- Migrating swans visit southwestern Ontario
- Bird Brains Suggest How Vocal Learning Evolved
- Bird decline shocks experts
- Bird counts puzzle experts
- Climate change ticks ever closer (Sept 1-2007)
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