We have tracked snowy owls for three full seasons, and are actively tagging more this winter. Use these interactive maps to explore their movements in astounding detail.
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Snowy owls come south in unpredictable invasions known as 'irruptions.' It's mostly about food and babies, and maybe also about weather -- but we have a lot to learn about this exciting phenomenon. You can help.
Learn more about irruptionsWhat are Project SNOWstorm researchers up to this year? Get the answers to this and more.
Read more »We tracked 22 different Snowy Owls now! Check out the interactive maps to explore their movements.
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