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Red Knot Tracking Instructions

1

Navigate to your app store.

2

Search "Animal Tracker" and click "get", then "install".

3

Once the app is downloaded, click on it. You can either create an account or click on "continue without account."

4

While in the app, navigate to the search bar. To select our red knots, type in each flag code, one by one, from the list below. Make sure all letters are capitalized. Begin with "5L*" and then click on it when it appears in the drop down menu.

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Deployed on May 17, 2026 in Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge SC:

PPE   KL0    KP0    KP1   KP4    KP5    KP6    KP7    KP8   KP9

Deployed on April 18, 2026 on Kiawah Island SC:

5L*

KC2

KK0

KL1

LU4

LX2

LY1

LY2

Deployed on May 18th, 2025 in Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge (NO LONGER ACTIVE): 

LM0

LM6

LM9

LN0

LN4

LN5

LN6

LN7

LN8

LN9

LP1

LP7

LP8

Deployed on March 30th, 2025 on Kiawah Island SC (NO LONGER ACTIVE):

4U*

LA0

LA2

LA3

LA7

LC1

LC8

LK1

LK4

LK8

LL1

LM2

PHA

PHP

6

Once 5L* is selected,  click on the star button (middle right). This will add this bird to your "favorites". Repeat this search process with the next flag codes.

7

When you have starred all the birds on the list, click on "favorites" (bottom right). Click on the three vertical dots (top right), and select "show all favorites on "map." You should be able to see satellite-tracked red knots on the same map, with their latest location.

8

To view an individual bird's activity, click on the icon for that bird, then click on "Activity" (middle menu row). The app will show the bird's current location and its recorded movements over the last 2 weeks or 12 months.

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