The first chapter of my (now defended!) dissertation has been published. Check it out here, to learn about what microhabitat and how much King Rails need in the western Lake Erie region:
https://t.co/xJ6sgPDXid
#Ornithology#Conservation#Dissertation
Differing drivers of decline within a migratory metapopulation has implications for future conservation. From @Luke_ozharris, @StuBearhop, @geoffmhilton, @MitchWeegman et al: https://t.co/H1oXp1WU6k #ornithology
Out now in @WaterbirdsJourn:
Satellite tracking reveals first evidence of partial migration in North American Great Egrets #ornithology#waterbirds https://t.co/LsguXT5pq0
📸: Mike Baird
#birders, get paid $19.25/hr (hotels/vehicle provided) to document the 250+ breeding bird species in NY. Hiring 12 skilled point-count technicians (18 May-6 July) for the @nybbaiii#birding#ornithology#birding
Apply here: https://t.co/VOQGIHWAla
Pls RT!
Very excited to (finally!) see our paper out in @NatureEcoEvo showing how spatial memory predicts whether, and where, pheasants are killed by predators! https://t.co/jucV38NedU (thread!) 1/
"Antiphonal Duets." Looking up this term reminded me how amazing the synchronized songs of two different birds can be! https://t.co/vJpfZCMhAe
#birds#science#ecology#ornithology
The deadline for applications from US/Canada for our Bergstrom Award is this Sunday 1/15. Up to 5 awards of $1500 USD are granted annually. You can apply online here: https://t.co/bKpUmx6pk2 | #ornithology#grants#fieldwork#naturalhistory
I am super excited to share the first video of the Black-naped pheasant-pigeon, a species from Papua New Guinea lost to science for 140 years! @ABCbirds@rewild@Jordan_Boersma@johnmittermeier
In my latest 'what is a scientist' blogpost, I wrote about scientific publishing:
https://t.co/AzeywyyN3m
This might be helpful for friends and family who are curious about what their scientist does.
#Science#Publishing#PhD#Curiosity
New paper: lesser prairie-chickens, which are a hair away from the endangered species list, are largely neglected on federal lands in favor of intensive grazing practices https://t.co/pg4t2Cf9Um (PC: Melody Lytle)
Wildlife prefer when you lay off the fall yard work.
Shred leaves for mulch or create a wildlife oasis of vegetation, branches, sticks and stems in a corner of your yard. More tips: https://t.co/MgFDGBWj5m 🍂
📷 : Terrestrial red-spotted newt L. Enders/USFWS