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I have a lot of feelings about my first 1st-authored paper! Most of all, I am incredibly thankful to all the folks who made it possible, most notably my advisor @clarkrushing who was extremely supportive at every step ⬇️
Got a headache from banging your head against your desk while working with continuous-time data? This awesome work from our very own @clarkrushing might help!
Another congrats to @LabRushing is in order! Aimee (@full_o_fulmars) was awarded an AOS Council student presentation award at #AOS_BC_2022 for her work using radar to quantify American white pelican airspace use! 🥳
Exciting work led by @a_sharp6 "Spatial and temporal scale-dependence of the strength of migratory connectivity in a North American passerine" @clarkrushing @Jeffrey_F_Kelly@thehappywren@anthusspragueii A.Given V.Ruiz-Gutierrez @ScottSillett E.Bridge https://t.co/3c84g1XxuA
More action out in Utah! Although based out of Georgia, PhD student Hannah Wright recently got the chance to deploy tags on pinyon jays* in southern Utah, with the hopes of quantifying regional habitat use and movement
Aimee Van Tatenhove is a #USUWILD PhD student in ecology who also covers stories for @utahpublicradio, including this piece about raising awareness for the conservation of the Great Salt Lake through poetry.
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@CNRUSU @USUAggies
Congrats to our very own Kim Savides who successfully defended her MS thesis on the migratory ecology of Lazuli buntings!
Go find her on Instagram @woodwarblers!
So I have good news and bad news.
Good news: We were finally able to band the first ground dove with color bands for my thesis this morning!
Bad news: The biologist who chose the colors is a TN fan.
@UGAWarnell
Super helpful panel on career paths from #WBS21@WaterbirdSociet! I joined the state agency breakout rooms and received some awesome tips on applying and interviewing for state agency biologist positions. I wanted to share the tips in this 🧵! 1/7