#BlackBirdersWeek IS OFFICIALLY HERE!
YEAR 5 #RollCall Y'ALL!
Introduce yourself & take your place in the flock!
Also, listen in as @wildlifegirl09 & Emma Brittain introduce our theme of the year with their @BirdNoteRadio episode: https://t.co/ijyMug6lsQ
CHECK OUT OUR SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR #BlackBirdersWeek! We have an exciting lineup of VIRTUAL PROGRAMS just for you! Don't miss out on the chance to connect, learn, and grow with our vibrant community.
Check out our events here or on our website to see what's coming up! ⬇️
You can support fall migration as well as the resident birds in your neighborhood by making your home and yard more #birdfriendly with a few tips! Tip #1: Keep piles of brush and leaves around your yard to offer shelter, habitat, and food sources. https://t.co/Cwf3mW5VcB (2/2)
"That's why her hair is so big. It's full of secrets."
Like all birds, short-eared owls stay warm by trapping pockets of air around their bodies. The secret to maintaining these layers of air is having clean, dry and flexible feathers!
📷 Steve Gifford https://t.co/kDMAb9HfAC
Hi there's a lot going on with me right now so the TL;DR
1. it's my birthday
2. I'm moving to DC
3. Cause I'm starting a job at NASA Goddard doing science communication for habitable worlds
4. here is the shirt I made for that while I procrastinated on other things
It's #BookLoversDay!
We won’t judge you if you stray outside of the lines this Book Lover's Day. Meet 14 creative, courageous women throughout American history in our coloring booklet, Coloring Our World: Celebrating Women Throughout History.
https://t.co/uCt4AVZcae
🚨1 Week Away🚨
Be sure to get your applications in for our $2000 FI Travel Award, sponsored by @WilsonOrnithSoc.
Learn More & Apply: https://t.co/APSYFXnpBD
Applications due July 31st, 11:59 ET.
I'm recruiting PhD students for Fall 2024 through the EBE program @BU_Biology! I'm excited to mentor students from a diversity of backgrounds and a variety of career goals/interests. Reach out to me if you are interested in tropical beetle ecology and/or biodiversity genomics!
People seem to love #Oppenheimer but I'll just say it: I was uncomfy watching yet another movie about tortured white male genius when the victims of the atrocities glossed over by the script—Japanese people, interned Japanese Americans, and Native Americans—had no voice.