- PROGRAMS
- IBP Programs Home Page
- MAPS - Monitoring Avian Productivity
and Survivorship - MoSI - Monitoring Overwinter Survival
- Regional Science and Conservation Programs
- Regional Science and Conservation Programs Home
- Sierra Nevada Science and Conservation Program
- Sierra Nevada Science and Conservation Program Home
- Birds and Forest Management
- Birds and Fire
- Birds of Sierra Nevada National Parks
- Conserving Sierra Nevada Birds of Prey
- Willow Flycatcher Conservation
- Restoring Montane Meadows and
Riparian Habitat - Monitoring Birds at California's
Vehicular Recreation Areas - Pacific Northwest Science and Conservation Program
- Southwest Science and Conservation Program
- Pacific Islands Science and Conservation Program
- Pollinator Ecology and Conservation
- Molt and Plumage Studies
- Bird Bander Training
- Burrowing Owl Research and Monitoring
MoSI REGISTRATION AND DATA FORMS
Materials for MoSI Station Operators
Listed below are materials for the operation of a MoSI Station, including the current MoSI Manual and all related forms. All documents linked here are in ENGLISH. For forms in SPANISH, please go to the Spanish version of this page. Most forms are available in Adobe PDF format for printing and in MS Excel format for data entry. If you encounter difficulties or would rather have hard copies of the manual or forms sent to you, please contact Steve Albert.
MoSI Manual
MoSI Registration Form
Banding Data Sheets
Please use the same sheet for all band sizes and for unbanded and recaptured birds. (Forms are landscape orientation and 8.5” x 14").
Other Data Sheets
Identification Guides
Peter Pyle's Identification Guides, Volumes I and II are available for sale from Slate Creek Press.
Dan Froehlich's Photographic Companion, Ageing North American Landbirds by Molt Limits and Plumage Criteria: A Photographic Companion to the Identification Guide to North American Birds, Part 1 is available for download.
Peter Pyle's Instructions for taking open-wing digital images (pdf) is available for downloard here: Taking Open-wing Digital Images.
Photo Credits: Top of Page, Andrew Morffew
