New paper! 🔥📝
We use @BirdsCanada Atlantic Nocturnal Owl 🦉 Survey data and banding / radio-tracking 📡 data to link irruptive fall 🍂 migrations with elevated breeding abundance in Northern Saw-whet owls (everyone's favourite #owl 😉)! #Ornithology
https://t.co/Bi9AIHUvKC
BREAKING: AOS will change all English bird names currently named after people within its geographic jurisdiction—one step in an effort to address past wrongs and engage more people in the enjoyment, protection and study of birds. https://t.co/EgGbux7TPR #BirdNames
@IngridPollet@DocHPJones How about "Cackling" or "Wandering"? Sometimes they remind me of rubber duckies or squeaky toys too but those wouldn't make for very dignified names for our little friends!
Great to start the Storm-petrel study season out in the Faroes. A handful of fluff balls in the nestboxes already, but most have hatched out in the last couple of days - really hoping we'll be able to deploy some @pathtrackltd GPS tags on the adults in the coming days!
Had so much fun this week at #AOS_SCO23 ! So many amazing talks and super smart people! Now I'm off to hang with Leach's Storm-petrels in NFLD to unwind😎
Chimney Swifts may be leaving the chimney! Discover the amazing story of nearly 100 Chimney Swifts that began roosting in a barn. Read the full story:
👉https://t.co/G3YaJWOjql
Starting a new investigation, recording Leach's Storm-Petrels at their nesting burrows @BSSkentisland. A group project with @IngridPollet and a team of petrel researchers in eastern Canada. 🎤🐦⬛🇨🇦
Thanks to @SDobney2 for launching our first recorder this year!
A reminder that today, June 1st, is a National Chimney Swift Roost Monitoring date. Monday, June 5th is our last one! Thank you to everyone who has gotten out to count swifts so far!
The Griping Plovers are the @BirdsCanada_Atl team! May 19, staff from across Atlantic Canada will be biking, walking, running? to see as many birds as we can! Donate at any of The Griping Plover's fundraising pages:
https://t.co/VPEUMxVd89
@GeldartErica @RielleHoeg@lucberrigan
Free talk - Amazing Acrobatics and Insect Grub: All About Aerial Insectivores! Please join us for this public event held at the Halifax Central Library on May 4, 7:00pm - 8:30pm. https://t.co/z0CQnXXPzb
I mean, doesn't everyone want a life partner to share a bed of spit and twigs with?? Learn about it tomorrow night at the Halifax Central Library 7 - 8:30pm! @BirdsCanada_Atl@NS_Museum@hfxpublib@RielleHoeg
Aren't these barn swallow eggs lovely?
Come and explore a sampling of @NS_Museum Natural History Collections related to aerial insectivores at our coming event next week!
May 4th @hfxpublib Central Library 7-8:30pm. @Mar_Swifts@BirdsCanada_Atl@RielleHoeg
Free talk - Amazing Acrobatics and Insect Grub: All About Aerial Insectivores! Please join us for this public event held at the Halifax Central Library on May 4, 7:00pm - 8:30pm. https://t.co/z0CQnXXPzb