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Guillemot Research group

 A Citizen Science Project of Whidbey Audubon Society
Whidbey Island, Washington
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Welcome to the Guillemot Research Group
We are a chapter initiated Whidbey Audubon citizen science project dedicated to the research, education and protection of the Pigeon Guillemot. Based on Whidbey Island, in the Salish Sea/North Puget Sound, we actively monitor approximately 1,000 Pigeon Guillemots that gather into colonies to breed in our seaside bluffs. These entertaining and endearing black and white seabirds with fire-engine-red feet symbolize healthy coastal waters.
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What is a pigeon guillemot?
Pigeon Guillemots (PIGUs) Cepphus columba are dark brown, 13-inch, pigeon-shaped seabirds with white wing patches and...
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WHY DO WE

STUDY THEM?
 Pigeon Guillemots are an important indicator species for the Puget Sound because they are...
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HOW CAN I GET

INVOLVED?
Trained volunteers are key to gathering the core of our research data. Each spring we recruit new volunteers...
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