Cdn Field-Naturalist

Since 1879, a non-profit scientific journal about Canadian natural history #NatHist (ecology, behaviour, etc). Publisher: @OttawaFieldNat. Tweets: @wdhalliday.

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New Issue Alert: Canadian Field-Naturalist 137(4) is now online. Go give it a read! https://t.co/FZAeg8Q6SP

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Check out this interesting study by @BruceDSTaylor and colleagues on amoebas from peatlands in Ontario and Quebec: https://t.co/QVKbY11Dui

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The latest issue of @CanFieldNat, Volume 138(1), is now online. Lots of great content from a new amoeba discovery to grouse vocalizations. Check it out! https://t.co/SaT86CAuqV

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This article is by Richard Caners, and you can check out his ResearchGate profile here: https://t.co/lUoA4z2M8E

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New Issue Alert: Canadian Field-Naturalist 137(4) is now online. Go give it a read! https://t.co/FZAeg8Q6SP

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And a new liverwort, Frullania stylifera, is a new addition to the flora of Canada. https://t.co/6Gejv1m6l4

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Parr @sadie_parr provides an overview of species killed during Alberta's gray wolf strychnine program: https://t.co/1CYefCsMj0

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@jglasier Wishart @wishartae and Jackson @bioinfocus made a cool observation of red squirrels foraging on balsam poplar galls: https://t.co/ip6QxHc2ft

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Glasier @jglasier and Rudy provide the first records of the ant genus Dolichoderus in Saskatchewan: https://t.co/DBngOzd0cp

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Check out the latest issue of the Canadian Field-Naturalist! https://t.co/FZAeg8Q6SP

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New issue alert! Volume 137 issue 3 of the Canadian Field-Naturalist is now online. Go give it a read!

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Well, we are long overdue for a new issue. But for good reason! Announcing the latest issue of CFN, 137(1-2) -> a DOUBLE ISSUE! in honour of Dr. Donald McAlpine! Check it out here: https://t.co/q4pQDUWs97

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And to round things out, check out this paper by Forsyth on litter-dwelling terrestrial molluscs in two protected areas of New Brunswick: https://t.co/aeO9j3Z7FB

[Cdn Field-Naturalist @CanFieldNat]

Well, we are long overdue for a new issue. But for good reason! Announcing the latest issue of CFN, 137(1-2) -> a DOUBLE ISSUE! in honour of Dr. Donald McAlpine! Check it out here: https://t.co/q4pQDUWs97

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That's enough about vertebrates for now. How about plants? This new article by Blaney et al. describes an isolated population of Douglas’ Knotweed in New Brunswick: https://t.co/7vRlmhB6QP

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@nbmmnb Sorry, spelled "Browne" incorrectly!

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Want to know how big Eastern Painted Turtles can grow at the northern edge of their range? Check out the new paper by Brown and Sullivan! @nbmmnb https://t.co/zWB9e6WshP