After my great aunt passed away, my mom found this notebook and gave it to me as I am the most ‘birdy’ of the family. Such a treasure and I will be using it tons, especially as I continue on my job hunt and have too much free time on my hands 😅
Last week I successfully defended my thesis and not 24 hours later I packed up my car and moved 12 hours away to Halifax. What a crazy adventure it’s been…
Big moment! First chapter of my MSc available as a #preprint on @researchsquare: Human Recreational Activity Does Not Influence Open Cup Avian Nest Survival in Urban Greenspaces https://t.co/JPlvdBkLKW
Want to do a PhD studying birds and urban ecology?
My research team is recruiting a PhD student studying non-breeding ecology and movement of birds in Metro Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Based @SFU@SFUBioSci and collaboration with @ECCCSciTech @ECCCWildlifeSci
7. It took numerous close encounters with squirrels throughout his entire career for Vadim Trunov to capture these adorable images of squirrels and birds photographing each other.
Longest birthday ever yesterday (due to several flight delays and changing time zones), but so glad to make it back to the mountains 🏔️ see you soon !!! @CSEE_SCEEmtgs
And that’s a wrap on #CSEE2024 ! What an incredible experience and what a beautiful campus UBC is! Highlights of my trip include seeing a pair of spotted towhees, walking the beautiful UBC campus, and presenting my first thesis chapter to some lovely folks.
📣Recruiting balconies in Verdun, Rosemont, Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Montreal! https://t.co/Y6n0HbAbcn
Let's figure out how to turn balconies into Monarch butterfly breeding grounds/pollinator gardens.🦋 🐝
#montreal#communityscience#pollinators#balcony