This article is FINALLy published! Congrats to Anna Buckardt Thomas for sticking with it through to publication. This study is a rare assessment of shearing woody veg to generate habitat even though it has long been a common practice. #goldenwingedwarbler https://t.co/TrrkppVmMG
In the Boston area? Join me for my presentation to the Nuttall Ornithological Club at Harvard on Monday evening. This is the oldest ornithologcal organization in North America. It is my honor to be an invited speaker. https://t.co/lsnxwx4JLS
Ever wonder how a hybrid complex will respond to changing climate? Our study of Vermivora warblers led by @HightowerJn shows both negative and positive effects. #gwwa#bwwa#climate Read about it at https://t.co/6BnPcJcqro
@RallidaeRule The traditional fish fry accompaniments would be potato pancakes, apple sauce, rye bread, and cole slaw. Doesn't solve your entree dilemma but these work for all guests.
In the 1990s Mitch Hartley with Mac Hunter first surveyed birds in the Acadian Forest Ecosystem Research Program. My MS student, Carl Pohlman, repeated the surveys during the pandemic, and this new pub is the exciting result of their combined efforts. https://t.co/Jqu2xojQEv
A great job opportunity working at Western Great Lakes Bird and Bat Observatory in Wisconsin to expand the Motus Wildlife Tracking System. https://t.co/DD8ogN5qc0
Emily Filiberti, and her amazing American Redstart story, was featured in the Bangor Daily News yesterday. @AmberRothLab@AnousBirding@emilyfiliberti @BryantDossman https://t.co/9wxHRuJZVv
I'm seeking a Golden-winged Warbler quantitative ecologist to be a post-doctoral research associate in my lab starting November 1. This is a great opportunity to join an amazing team of researchers and collaborators and conduct IPM and PVA analyses. https://t.co/K9A9KWSD5i
This summer @emilyfiliberti discovered a nesting female American redstart in Wisconsin tagged in Jamaica by @BryantDossman. Read Emily's story and learn more about the power of Motus and the many connections this one bird has made. @umaine@AnousBirding https://t.co/b5gcAsGTzg
@BirdingByBike @wthogmartin @USGS@NatlParkService Wow, we need.more social scientists and communications specialists in our agencies. This messaging is unacceptable.
@WilsonOrnithSoc Excited to see this research and that Rachel will be joining the @AmberRothLab and @ejblomberg lab this fall to study woodcock migration!
My lab's Golden-winged Warbler research is featured in Lighthawk's most recent monthly newsletter. They are helping track our birds from the air. @emilyfiliberti is featured. This is a wonderful volunteer-based NGO! @lighthawk_org@AmberRothLab https://t.co/4zAJw97K4G
Liam Berigan kicked off our lab's oral presentations at AOS in Puerto Rico. Great job! Everyone needs to wait until the last session on Friday afternoon for the other three. Thanks David LaPuma for the photo! https://t.co/FhpdFDiLU4