An interesting cavity near Tilley Landing.
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For Ivory-billed Woodpeckers in Northern Florida
"Our evidence suggests that Ivory-billed Woodpeckers may be present in the forests along the Choctawhatchee River and warrants an expanded search of this bottomland forest habitat." Geoff Hill et al.
"Whatever the eventual outcome of the debate over the sightings in Arkansas, more work is needed in north Florida..." Jerome Jackson
Current Local Conditions
CURRENT MOON
Campephilus Recordings (Cornell links)
Blog Archive
- Hill Lab (Auburn University)
- Mennill Lab (University of Windsor)
- Nokuse Plantation
- Ivory-billed Woodpecker Researchers Forum
- Ivory-bills LiVE!! (blog)
- FloridaBirds Postings (birdingonthe.net)
- Evidence Suggesting that Ivory-billed Woodpeckers Exist in Florida
- Historical Distribution and Habitat in Florida (pdf)
- Gulf Coastal Plain Ecosystem Partnership (GCPEP)
- Northwest Florida Water Management District
- Birds of North America IBWO Account
- Ivory-billed Woodpecker Conservation Stamp Program
- Doubting Thomas (Nelson's) blog
About us
This blog is maintained by the leader (Mark Bailey) and certain members of "Team Nokuse," one of the teams involved in the 2006-07 Auburn/Windsor search. At Geoff Hill's invitation, we are operating an all-volunteer search based at Nokuse Plantation, working in the area south of Highway 20. Views expressed here are our own, and not necessarily those of Auburn University or Nokuse Plantation. This is not the place to find "breaking news." We will not be divulging potentially sensitive information that has not appeared elsewhere. Any major finds will first be announced through the proper channels, and other updates may appear on the Hill Lab website here.
Conservation Lands in North Florida and South Alabama
Public lands in green, private lands (Nokuse Plantation) in red
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