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Bird watching & trapping

January Update – 2025 Bird Trapping

Finally, the weather is cooperating -19C Southeast wind feels like -29C. Deployed traps on Jan 02 but I think I am using the wrong bait & maybe the trap is too small! It was lucky that she missed all the decoys that were near the trap, because her feet are HUGH. This location had birds feeding at two different sites.

red and black bird on plant branch
Pricing

Notice of a 2% Price Adjustment in 2025

At Stauffer-Henley Inc., we are committed to providing high-quality tools and resources to support the bird banding community. For the first time in two years, we will be implementing a small price adjustment of 2%, effective January 1, 2025. This modest increase reflects the rising costs of materials and operations, ensuring we can continue delivering the level of service and reliability our clients expect.

Pliers

Introducing Our New LOCK-Type Band Pliers for Secure Bird Banding

At Stauffer-Henley Inc., we’re excited to announce a new addition to our bird banding tools: our LOCK-type band pliers. Specifically designed to handle bands securely and efficiently, these pliers are available for band sizes 4, 5, 7A, 7B, and 7D. With a simple 4-step application process, these pliers have been thoroughly field-tested to ensure durability and reliability. Whether you’re a professional bander or a volunteer, these pliers make it easier to apply LOCK-type bands confidently and accurately.

Safety

The Importance of Caution When Monitoring Nest Box Trails

Nest box trails provide a unique opportunity to observe and contribute to the study of birds, but they also come with some unexpected risks. While checking a nest box recently, I discovered a bat inside that startled me and, unfortunately, attached itself to my hand. This surprise encounter led me through the rabies protocol, a reminder of the importance of taking precautions in the field. For anyone managing a nest box trail, especially those passionate about bird banding, a few safety tips can make a difference.

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