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About Waterfowl Populations Over Time
Migration Station’s “Waterfowl Populations Over Time” application is an interactive view which takes a combination of data collected by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) from the the Breeding Population and Habitat Surveys and their Mid-Winter Waterfowl Surveys.
The Mid-Winter Waterfowl Survey is a nationwide effort organized by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to survey wintering waterfowl populations to assess the size of wintering waterfowl populations and the characteristics of their migrations.
The Breeding Population and Habitat Survey is an aerial survey during the late spring to assess the potential breeding population size of over 20 waterfowl species, their liklihood for brood success due to climate conditions, and the estimates of fall flight populations.
For more information about the Breeding Population and Habitat Survey or the Mid-Winter Waterfowl Survey, please click the links below.
Breeding Population and Habitat Survey Link
Mid-Winter Waterfowl Survey Link
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Check out Migration Station's Other Applications
Waterfowl Migration Map
Get a live look at the ongoing migration with the Waterfowl Migration Map, which depicts day-to-day movements and details where waterfowl concentrations are at their highest.
Waterfowl Counts Table
Get an overview of where the ducks and geese are nearest to you with The Waterfowl Counts Table. Specify your location and get an accurate count in the areas nearest you!
Historic Mid-Winter Waterfowl Survey
The Mid-winter Waterfowl Survey was a nation-wide effort by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services and participating agencies to survey waterfowl concentrations on their wintering grounds. The survey dates back to the 1950’s.
