BABY DINOSAURS IN THE CITY!... and we've been studying them for years! We talked with Field Museum ornithologist Josh Engel about how scientists gather information and take risks while monitoring...
========== :intro jingle: Emily: We're here in the egg collection with Josh Engel who's a research assistant in birds. And Josh, what is your involvement with the Peregrine program? Josh: I go along on the banding efforts to help gather the young from the nests. And, then when they're inside I help with the banding. And, I do the blood draws so we have blood samples from all of the young. Emily: This is something that you do pretty regularly at this time of the year. And, what is involved with the process? I mean aside from calling up Tom in the night and getting us to grab our camera and go. Josh: Yeah, so there's about a 3-week period. Starting usually the end of May going into June. Where all of the young Peregrine falcons in all of t...