Hello all,

 We are seeking an individual with a vast amount of experience in collecting 
large blood samples from songbirds caught in mist nets for a field experiment 
being conducted in the Southern Gulf Islands, BC this up, coming summer. See 
the ad below for more information and please distribute to anyone you think 
might be interested.

Thanks for your time,

Marek Allen

Seeking Experienced Songbird Bleeder:
Studying predator-prey interactions at Southern Gulf Islands, BrBritish Columbia

We are seeking a field assistant with vast experience in collecting large blood 
samples from small songbirds captured in mist nets. To demonstrate you bleeding 
experience provide a list of what bird species you have bled, how many 
individuals you have bled per species, and state the blood volumes you have 
collected per species. We require an experienced songbird bleeder to aid us in 
a conducting a large-scale manipulation looking at the role of fear in 
affecting songbirds in the Gulf Islands National Park, British Columbia. The 
position has an anticipated start date of 1 May, and will run until about 1, 
August 2013. This is a paid position that will provide a monthly stipend of 
$1500 per month.

Mandatory Qualifications:

-Experience in collecting large blood samples from small songbirds caught in 
mist nets. In you application list what bird species you have bled, how many 
birds you have bled (per species), and what blood volumes you have collected 
for each species.

Other Qualification (you can still apply if you do not meet of these 'other' 
qualifications):

-Previous lab and/or field experience, physically fit, comfortable in remote 
environments and camping, and okay working in the rain.

- Preference will be given to individuals with previous nest searching, nest 
camera setup, radio tracking animals, and boating experience.

- Ability to work well with others and a good sense of humour.

For more information, or to apply for the position, send your resume and a 
brief statement of interest to: Marek Allen ([email protected])

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