CGS Purdue

[The Scientist @TheScientistLLC]

During the eclipse, scientists captured animal sounds all over North America. More: https://t.co/CB7pzzCPQK https://t.co/axakeosDvc

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

@SavageLucia We hope to have all our data in hand by the end of the month. Analysis could take awhile...

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

From Nashville to Bowling Green in 3 hours. 291 miles to go. For science!

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

@oskayipek Thank you so much for your help! We couldn't have captured this event without all of the time and effort you put into it!

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

@TheRealKevynJJ @sharonfern Indeed we were!

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

Friendly #citizenscientist reports eagle owl activity during totality #Eclipse

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

Kangaroos up and feeding, usually happens closer to 730pm. #eclipse

[Purdue CCRC @PurdueCCRC]

Follow @cgs_purdue as they live-tweet the sounds of #SolarEclipse2017 & record your #soundscape experience w/ their #CitizenScience app.

[Wildlife Acoustics @WildlifeAcoust]

Are you recording for the Purdue solar eclipse project today? https://t.co/GoxoXg3ypk

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

Marked increasing in human animal calling behavior during totality.

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

Big bout of lapwing calls, probably in response to recent plane flyby #eclipsesounds

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

Cicadas loud loud loud!

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

Wow...........

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

We've reached peak #Eclipse here at @fwkidszoo thanks for letting us come and observe #eclipsesounds

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

This rainbow lorikeet also calling a fair bit #Eclipse #eclipsesounds

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

This masked lapwing has been vocalizing a fair bit during the #eclipse #eclipsesounds

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

Strane light conditions and temps have dropped

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

4 minutes away from peak #Eclipse in Ft Wayne, getting loud here in aviary #eclipsesounds

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

Some changes in behavior of gibbons...

[CGS Purdue @cgs_purdue]

T minus 2 minutes until total eclipse here at Purdue!