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Biologists setting a bownet for research | Alaska News | Alaska News

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Two biologists in green jackets set a bownet over a nest containing four light-colored eggs in a grassy wetland area.

May 8, 2024

Biologists setting a bownet for research

Two biologists in green jackets set a bownet over a nest containing four light-colored eggs in a grassy wetland area.

Setting a bownet

Alaska Department of Fish & Game Wildlife Environment U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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