Looking forward to #AusEvo2020! Stop by my poster in gather town if you are interested in learning about why some birds change colour #evolution#colsci#ornithology
3/4 - But because of your support, we have been able to increase this threatened species by a whopping 87% at our Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary in the Kimberley!
📸 B Leue / AWC
#WorldMigratoryBirdDay
An important paper if you are considering tracking birds - #PLOSONE: Geolocator deployment reduces return rate, alters selection, and impacts demography in a small song ... https://t.co/fn3nT4O4TT
Well said @kirstyjean 👏🏻. Addressing (IMO) one of the biggest problems in #peerreview : the reviewers. Negative results can be just as interesting as positive, and the response described in this thread is bad for science
Issue 87:5 is now out. On the cover we feature @colourfulmarie and her paper on breeding plumage acquisition in a genetically monogamous bird https://t.co/UPJy7wWpx5
Male house finches adjust their display behaviour according to their own plumage colour and the colour of social competitors. https://t.co/ahJTZW0th1 #colsci#behaviour
Out today - How male birds use gaudy colours to warn and defeat rivals by @colourfulmarie https://t.co/ccGv5mZFj5 Read the full paper for free: https://t.co/wx8uanKDAq #ornithology
New paper: male purple-crowned fairy-wrens use their purple breeding plumage to signal social dominance and competitiveness to other males (and not to attract extra-pair partners)! https://t.co/v7dabso2JI
Check out a summary of the study here: https://t.co/WscjYh1AJH