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Contacts

Chris Rimmer – Vermont Center for Ecostudies, 802-649-1431, crimmer@vtecostudies.org
Randy Dettmers – U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 413-253-8567, Randy_Dettmers@fws.gov
Becky Stewart – Bird Studies Canada (Études d'Oiseaux Canada), 506-364-5045, bstewart@birdscanada.org
Andrew Coughlan – Bird Studies Canada (Études d'Oiseaux Canada), 866-518-0212, acoughlan@birdscanada.org
Jean-Sébastien Guénette - Regroupement QuébecOiseaux, 888-647-3289, direction@quebecoiseaux.org
Philippe Bayard – Haiti Audubon Society, 509-34-48-08-53, pbayard@societeaudubonhaiti.org
Jorge Brocca – Hispaniolan Ornithological Society, 809-753-1388, jbrocca@soh.org.do

Video and images for media use

Video: To obtain B-roll clips available for media coverage of The Bicknell's Thrush Conservation Action Plan contact Vermont Center for Ecostudies at info@vtecostudies.org. Low resolution sample below images.
Images: The cover image above and the images below are available for media use. Please email Vermont Center for Ecostudies at info@vtecostudies with your request and a large, high-resolution version will be sent. More landscape images from other regions of the breeding area available upon request.

Bicknell's Thrush incubating eggs. Photo by Kent McFarland

Bicknell's Thrush habitat on Mt. Mansfield, Vermont. Photo by Kent McFarland

Deforestation of Bicknell's Thrush winter habitat in Dominican Republic. Photo by Chris Rimmer.

Biologists from Dominican Republic and United States studying Bicknell's Thrush together. Photo by Vermont Center for Ecostudies.

Banded Bicknell's Thrush on Stratton Mountain, Vermont. Photo by Sarah Frey.

Bicknell's Thrush nestlings begging for food. Photo by Kent McFarland

Close-up of Bicknell's Thrush. Photo by Steve Faccio.

Video of a female Bicknell's Thrush feeding nestlings. Video by James Goetz.

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