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The Observatory of birds in Tadoussac (OOT) is located in Tadoussac, Quebec (Canada), within the national park of the Saguenay, Bay-du-Moulin-à-Baude sector. The comments and the capture of migratory birds are from a sand terrace, also called Dunes of Tadoussac 60 metres overlooking the estuary of the St. Lawrence.

The aim of the Observatory is to acquire, ensuring a long term monitoring data on migratory bird populations and boreal species, to assess their demographic trend in particular. The species studied are the Golden Eagle, the Peregrine Falcon, bald, and thirty species of migratory birds including falcons, hawks and hawks.

• Address : 302 rue de la Rivière, Les Bergeronnes, G0T 1G0
• Phone : 1-877-637-1877
• Website : explos-nature.qc.ca/oot/
• e-mail : pascal.cote.oot@gmail.com
• Category : Ecological site, observatoire d'oiseaux
• Last update : 2012-08-11 10:09:47