The Sounds of Delta Farmland
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Category Delta Wildlife
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Pollinator Monitoring 2023
Delta Farmland and Wildlife Trust (DFWT) is excited to conclude our first summer of pollinator monitoring within farmland in Delta.
Read MorePollinator Monitoring 2023Bat Monitoring 2023
We explore which bat species are present within Delta farmland. Bats are an important species at risk and may benefit from the habitat provided by farmland ecosystems
Read MoreBat Monitoring 2023Songbirds
Songbirds, or passerines, are a diverse group of small birds that use song to attract mates & defend breeding territories.
Read MoreSongbirdsWaterfowl
Waterfowl are migratory water birds. During the summer, they breed from the interior of the province all the way to the high arctic.
Read MoreWaterfowlWading Birds & Cranes
Wading birds & cranes can both be found on farmland in Delta. They appear similar in body type but are actually from different families.
Read MoreWading Birds & CranesShorebirds
‘Shorebirds’ is used to describe plovers & sandpipers. Both are highly migratory birds that generally use marshes, estuaries, & sea shores as feeding habitat.
Read MoreShorebirdsSmall mammals
Small mammals are critical to the conservation of raptors and wading birds. Shrews, mice, and especially Townsend’s vole are prey for these predatory birds.
Read MoreSmall mammalsBeneficial Arthropods
Arthropods are an extremely diverse phylum of animals, united by their hard exoskeleton, jointed limbs, and segmented bodies.
Read MoreBeneficial ArthropodsTaking Cover for Winter: How to Protect Farm Soil
Driving down the highway through Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, it’s difficult not to notice an abundance of agricultural fields, ranging from popular U-Pick berry sites, to fall pumpkin patches and corn mazes, with a wide variety of vegetable…