OS is @BirdLifeSverige's peer-reviewed scientific ornithological journal since 1991. We welcome contributions from researchers & amateurs. All #OpenAccess!
@DrSnygg & @nesospiza also muse on Ornis Svecica’s past (how about 28,000 reads in 2021?) present (the two new papers retweeted), and future—introducing new editors @MurielleAlund, @AndreassonFDK, and Gunnar Gunnarsson. Read more at
https://t.co/MU9bih49rL!
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Reino Andersson opens Vol 32 on the breeding range expansion of White-spotted Bluethroat (Luscinia svecica cyanecula) https://t.co/vjwQ8zZZyv and @CGThulin et al. predict habitat suitability for rentroducing Black Stork (Ciconia nigra) https://t.co/U6RGGLErUh
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Reino Andersson opens Vol 32 on the breeding range expansion of White-spotted Bluethroat (Luscinia svecica cyanecula) https://t.co/vjwQ8zZZyv and @CGThulin et al. predict habitat suitability for rentroducing Black Stork (Ciconia nigra) https://t.co/U6RGGLErUh
#ornithology#birds
Who doesn’t like a chunky island chicken?! Read about what’s on the menu for the South Atlantic #endemic Gough Moorhens, introduced on Tristan da Cunha.
#birds#ornithology#OpenAccess with no author fees, as always with @BirdLifeSverige’s research journal.
“Hmm, how many Dunlins were there? Maybe 30? Let’s report 30!” Reino Andersson explores how numbers of staging #shorebirds reported by birdwatchers covary w. systematic counts. Read paper (🇸🇪, 🇬🇧 summary) #OpenAccess: https://t.co/JE6ghsTFdP!
#birds#ornithology#CitizenScience
#Xmas evidently is the time for stories on unusual conceptions & family constellations. In that spirit—how about a Common Tern (Sterna hirundo) pair adopting a Red-necked Grebe (Podiceps grisegena) egg? Read Bern's #OpenAccess note at https://t.co/rGWPJnacw5!
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Hey #NAOC2020#ornithology folks! Did you know that Ornis Svecica charges authors $0.00, publishes #OpenAccess online, welcomes experimental & descriptive studies & short reports? Perfect for your student project that isn’t aming for Nature! ;-)
https://t.co/M6wfAsC1O4
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Hey look - The Journal of Evolutionary Biology, brought to you by @eseb_org, is on Twitter! We are setting up and really looking forward to engaging with you here 🤩
Check out this thread on the individually tracked Bar-tailed Godwit Poilao, Bijante, Ancamona & Carache. As background on the wind’s impact on #migration, this paper by Piersma & van de Sant in #OrnisSvecica is now available #OpenAccess at https://t.co/WsPiB4OymA.
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Winds are fun, and they have been for a long time! For an introduction into potential wind assistance along the East Atlantic Flyway see the 1992 paper in Ornis Svecica, Open Access: https://t.co/AAAJmjnyub
Male or female? Why not a little of each?! Rare obs by N Martinez of bilateral #gynandromorph Black Redstart paired w/ male, before & after moult. Read and check photos, videos & recordings at https://t.co/EYfPUaJXbD!
Vid: https://t.co/3KtGcKnLXk
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Min första vetenskapliga artikel publiceras idag. Skottdagen, passande dag för en skidskytt!
Ni hittar den här: https://t.co/62PsA8NmgT
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Did #OrnisSvecica’s transition fr paper to #online#OpenAccess#journal increase our reach of #ornithology papers? In May–Dec 2019, we had 8,000 visits fr 60 countries, 6,700 paper views (top paper >1K) & 4,500 pdf downloads!
Read our editorial: https://t.co/hrHYuYA6g0
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#Brexit chats? Christmas comes early this year! In our last 2019 paper, Reino Andersson explores which European Stonechat subspecies that breeds in Scandinavia. Hint: Brexiteers spread to Norway and EU chats to Sweden!
https://t.co/hMqkJxL832
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Ever heard of Kite Sparrows?
K Litwiniak & M Przymencki document 1st Tree Sparrow (Passer montanus) nest built within the nest of a Red Kite (M. milvus). Who needs a watchdog?
#OpenAccess in @BirdLifeSverige’s journal Ornis Svecica: https://t.co/1bYdjf9efO
#ornithology#birds
Ever heard of Kite Sparrows?
K Litwiniak & M Przymencki document 1st Tree Sparrow (Passer montanus) nest built within the nest of a Red Kite (M. milvus). Who needs a watchdog?
#OpenAccess in @BirdLifeSverige’s journal Ornis Svecica: https://t.co/1bYdjf9efO
#ornithology#birds
Neighborliness with urban gulls
CC Villavicencio & FM Bahamonde discuss how residents of Malmö get along with Mew Gulls (Larus canus) breeding on their roofs.
#OpenAccess in @BirdLifeSverige’s journal Ornis Svecica: https://t.co/iaXnR6i2FO
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