Winter 2012

• Page 1. Lifetimes in Technology - Generations Converge
• Page 2. Revolutions in Animal Tracking
• Page 3-4. Reflections on 40 Years of Research and Telemetry: Where Will the Next Generation of Biologists and Technology Lead Us?
• Page 5. Satellite Tracking of Birds Over the Past 20 Years
• Page 6. Flying-Fox Diaries - High School Students Track Large Fruit Bats in Eastern Australia
• Page 7. Recovering a Fish Tag - Worth the Effort
• Page 8. GSM IS HERE - Update

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• Page 1. Taking Biotelemetry to New Horizons
• Page 2. A New Kind of 'Tweet': I Just Got a Text from a Red-Tailed Hawk!
• Page 3. Satellite-GPS Telemetry and the Conservation Biology of Swallow-tailed Kites and Snail Kites
• Page 4. Tracking the Bald Eagle with 70g GSM/GPS Transmitters
• Page 5. Movement and Behavior of a Swordfish Tagged off Cayman Brac, Cayman Islands
• Page 6. 2012 MTI Avian and Marine Tracking Conference
• Page 7. New Products
• Page 8. Students' Crowned Eagle Tracking Project from La Pampa, Argentina

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• Page 1. Back to the Future
• Page 2. Migration of the European Cuckoo from England to Africa
• Page 3. Life Cycle Monitoring of a Long-Distance Migratory Shorebird
• Page 4. The Human Experience of Being Tracked Using New Technology - the GSM/GPS Transmitter
• Page 5. Update on Post-Tsunami Relief Efforts on the Juan Fernández Islands; PTTs for School Program Winners!
• Page 6. Coming Soon...New Products and Advances; MTI Travels to India
• Page 7. 2012 MTI Avian and Marine Tracking Conference
• Page 8. Challenge 2011: MTI Goes Green

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• Page 1. Our Journey - 1991-2011
• Page 2-3. Celebrating Our History: The First 20 Years
• Page 4-5. Microwave Telemetry Book of Records
• Page 6. MTI 2012 Avian and Marine Tracking Conference
• Page 7. Free Transmitters for School Projects
• Page 8. Microwave Telemetry: The Game Changer

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Winter 2010

• Page 1. Towards the Holy Grail…
• Page 2. Tracking the Intercontinental Migrations of Small Falcons
• Page 3. 5g PTTs Improve Tracking of the Burrowing Owl
• Page 4. Tracking Kittlitz's Murrelet with the 5.5g Solar Powered PTT
• Page 5. Tracking Tiny Sea Turtles
• Page 6. Photo Contest Winners
• Page 7. Celebrating 20 Years
• Page 8. Small Sharks - Deep Water: Understanding Behavior of Overexploited Sharks in The Bahamas

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Spring 2010

• Page 1. Satellite Telemetry: a Catalyst for International Collaboration
• Page 2. International Collaborations in Movement Ecology
• Page 3. Satellite Tracking and the Importance of International Collaboration
• Page 4. Chasing Hungarian Sakers (Falco cherrug) in Niger
• Page 5. Elucidating the Marine Behaviour of Atlantic Salmon
• Page 6. Finding the "Holy Grail" in Russia
• Page 7. Photo Contest
• Page 8. Appeal to Help Rebuild the Juan Fernández Islands, Chile

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• Page 1. Myth or Fact...
• Page 2. Surprising Dispersal Ecology of Hen Harriers in England
• Page 3. Desert Ducks: Unusual Movements of Ruddy Shelduck in China
• Page 4. Could They Really Fly So Far Over the Atlantic Ocean?
• Page 5. Dismissing Dogma: The Surprising Movement Patterns of Spiny Dogfish, In the North Atlantic
• Page 6. New Products; Do You Remember?
• Page 7. Happy Birthday Argos!
• Page 8. No Officer, It's Not a Bomb. (Or, A Day in the Life of the Adult Atlantic Sturgeon Project in the Hudson River Estuary.)

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• Page 1. A New Era in Satellite Telemetry: More Than Just Migration
• Page 2. Using Satellite Telemetry to Reduce Risk of Osprey Collisions with Military Aircraft
• Page 3. Re-establishing the California Condor
• Page 4. Tracking Fine-scale Movements and Behavior of Greater Sage-Grouse with Solar GPS PTTs
• Page 5. Migration Routes of Birds in Relation to Current and Proposed UK Wind Farm Sites
• Page 6. MTI Bird and Fish Tracking Conference 2009
• Page 7. MTI Bird and Fish Tracking Conference 2009 (cont.), Future Products Introduced at the Conference
• Page 8. Predation of Silky Sharks in the Northern Gulf of Mexico; Bits & Pieces

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• Page 1. Satellite Telemetry Shapes Next Generation of Biologists
• Page 2. Adaptive Migration Strategies of Raptors Tracked from Southern Sweden
• Page 3. Identifying Important Areas for Bald Eagles Using Satellite Telemetry
• Page 4. Tracking Movements of King Eiders in the Bering Sea
• Page 5. Migratory Pattern and Environmental Preference of the Blue Shark
• Page 6.International Cooperation through Satellite Telemetry
• Page 7.Challenge '08
• Page 8. MTI Bird and Fish Tracking Conference

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• Page 1. Satellite Telemetry - Fulfilling Dreams
• Page 2. Satellite Tracking of Raptors - How PTTs Changed Our Lives
• Page 3. Satellite Tracking of Raptors - How PTTs Changed Our Lives (continued)
• Page 4. Satellite Tracking of Raptors - How PTTs Changed Our Lives (continued)
• Page 5. Satellite Tracking of Raptors - How PTTs Changed Our Lives (continued)
• Page 6. Tracking Sakers: A Tool for International Co-operation; Navarre, the Iron Woodcock; MTI Conference
• Page 7. Students and Parents Succeed in a Scientific Treasure Hunt
• Page 8. Project MAGO

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• Page 1. Small Solutions to Big Mysteries
• Page 2. Initial Deployment Tests of Tiny PTTs on the Red Knot (Calidris canutus rufa)
• Page 3. Migration of Spanish Montagu's Harriers (Circus pygargus)
• Page 4. Dangerous Journeys of Sakers of the Carpathian Basin
• Page 5. Satellite Tagged Bar-tailed Godwit Circles the Pacific
• Page 6. Updates; Interference to the Argos System
• Page 7. X-Tag News; Spain Conference; MTI Conference; Your Strangest Story; Journeys of Sakers (continued)
• Page 8. Tracking Our Student Scientists in Mongolia

• Page 1. Cruising the Oceans: Above and Below
• Page 2. From the Top of the World to Down Under - Migration of a Pomarine Jaeger
• Page 3. Long Solo Migrations Across the Southern Ocean by Juvenile Wandering Albatrosses
• Page 4.Petrels in the Pacific: Tracking the Far-ranging Movements of Endangered ´Ua´u (Hawaiian Petrel)
• Page 5. Movement and Behavior of Ocean Sunfish, Mola mola, in the Northwest Atlantic
• Page 6. GPS PTTs
• Page 7. X-Tag Update
• Page 8. Latest GPS Parser

• Page 1. Amazing Journeys
• Page 2. The Journey of a Female Hobby Across Two Continents
• Page 3. Conservation Implications of Migration Routes of Pink-footed Shearwaters
• Page 4. Have Sail Will Travel
• Page 5. A New Generation of Scientists; Max Update
• Page 6. New Products: 22 gram Argos/GPS PTT; New GPS Data Parser; New GPS PTT Software Option; Free Mortality GT™ Option; Online Production Form
• Page 7. Next Generation Archival Popup Tag; Sailfish (continued)
• Page 8. Challenge 06

• Page 1. 1991-2006 A Celebration!
• Page 2-3. Memory Lane
• Page 4. Transmitters Integral to Research of Asian Bustard
• Page 5. Transmitters Integral to Research of Asian Bustard (continued)
• Page 6. FREE Transmitters
• Page 7. Online Production Form; Tracking the Woodcock
• Page 8. Argos Performance in Europe, Part 2

• Page 1. Longevity & Long Term Tracking
• Page 2. Bald Eagle Monitored Seven Years by Satellite Telemetry
• Page 3. Long Term Tracking of Max the Stork
• Page 4. Tracking the Endangered Greater Spotted Eagle
• Page 5. Whimbrel Makes a Long Journey
• Page 6. In Search Of Your Comments; The LC4™ Advantage; Bald Eagle Monitored Seven Years by Satellite Telemetry (continued)
• Page 7. New Products: 9.5 g. Solar PTT; Archival Pop-Up Tags
• Page 8. Argos Performance in Europe

• Page 1. Diversity: From Jabiru to Jellyfish
• Page 2. Conservation of the Rare Jabiru Stork in Mesoamerica
• Page 3. The Amazing Adventures of Colossus
• Page 4. The Peregrine Fund Uses GPS PTTs to Help Conserve Critically Endangered Asian Vultures
• Page 5. Giant Medusa Tracking in the Sea of Japan, 2004
• Page 6. Win an Argos/GPS PTT!
• Page 7. New Products
• Page 8. School Girls Discover Tag, Gain a Lesson in Marine Science

• Page 1. GPS: The future is Here!
• Page 2. New Products
• Page 3. New Products, continued
• Page 4. Tracking Namibia's Most Endangered Species: The Cape Griffon Vulture
• Page 5. Argos/GPS Transmitters Reveal New Information About Post-Fledging Movements of Juvenile Wood Storks
• Page 6. Tracking Condors: Steady Improvements Lead to Significant Help in Recovering the Species
• Page 7. Tracking the Cape Griffon Vulture; New information on Juvenile Wood Storks; continued
• Page 8. Updated Manuals Available to Customers; Tracking Condors, continued

• Page 1. Around the world in 100 minutes-Part II: United Kingdom
• Page 2. Burkina Faso, Madeira
• Page 3. Brazil, Greenland
• Page 4. Canada-Quebec, Venezuela
• Page 5. Argentina, Eastern Canada
• Page 6. Chile, Southeastern United States
• Page 7. Western United States, United States-Alaska
• Page 8. United States-Hawaii, You need to know...how to retrieve your data from Argos

• Page 1. Around the world in 100 minutes: Australia
• Page 2. Japan, Réunion Island
• Page 3. United Arab Emirates, Norway
• Page 4. Czech Republic, Denmark
• Page 5. Germany, Switzerland
• Page 6. France, Spain
• Page 7. Gibraltar, Portugal
   
   

• Page 1. Product Update: New Products Introduced
• Page 2. New Products Mean New Capabilities
• Page 3. Feature Article: Satellite Tracking Southern Giant Petrels at Palmer Station, Antarctica
• Page 4. Feature Article, continued from page 3; New to Our Staff
• Page 5. Tracking the Fate and Habitat Preferences of White Marlin Released from Commercial Fishing Gear with Pop-up Satellite Archival Tags
• Page 6. Tracking White Marlin, continued from page 5; PTT Refurbishment
• Page 7. Icarus, the Sun and Microwave Telemetry—a Winning Combination
• Page 8. Mute Swan Impact on Chesapeake Bay Grasses

• Page 1. Two Archival Tags for Short-term and Long-term Studies
• Page 2. We Need Your Help
• Page 3. Feature Article: Monitoring Reintroduced Bald Eagles
• Page 4. Students Make the Connection Between Swallow-tailed Kite Conservation and Habitat Loss
• Page 5. Archival Pop-up Tag Studies of Pelagic Fishes and Sea Turtles in the Pacific Ocean
• Page 6. Archival Pop-up Tag Studies, continued; You Need to Know about New Argos IDs
• Page 7. Monitoring Bald Eagles, continued; Students, continued
• Page 8. Pop-up Tag Reveals Surprising Results; New to Our Staff

• Page 1. 70 gram Argos/GPS Parsing Software
• Page 2. You Need to Know: Two-page form; PTTs with new 28 bit IDs
• Page 3. Feature Article: Small is Beautiful: The use of 18 gram solar powered PTTs on Cory's Shearwaters
• Page 4. Taking the Classroom into the Field: Hawk Migration at Chelan Ridge, Washington
• Page 5. Archival Pop-up Satellite Tagging of Whale Sharks in Honduras and the Galapagos Islands
• Page 6. Taking the Classroom into the Field, continued
• Page 7. Implantable PTT Conference a Success
• Page 8. Tagging of Whale Sharks, continued 

• Page 1. 70 gram Argos/GPS PTT
• Page 2. From the Dorms
• Page 3. Feature Article: Regional and Continental Movements of Double-crested Cormorants
• Page 4. You Need to Know; New Argos Frequencies
• Page 5. Initiating Pop-Up Satellite Tagging of White Sharks
• Page 6. Tagging of White Sharks, continued 

• Page 1. SchoolProject Awards
• Page 2. ScholarshipAwards
• Page 3. FeatureArticle: Tracking Oriental White Storks
• Page 4. Updateon Tiny Solar PTT; You Need to Know; Tracking Oriental White Storks, continued
• Page 5. Tracking Atlantic Bluefin Tuna
• Page 6. Tracking Atlantic Bluefin Tuna, continue

• Page 1. New Products
• Page 2. Middle School Children Track Herons
• Page 3. Feature Article: Tracking Ospreys
• Page 4. Useful Tips—Finding a Lost PTT (part 2); Continuation of Osprey story; Customer Alert
• Page 5. Update on 18 g PTT
• Page 6. New to Our Staff