Hawkwatch International's @jlwatson00 has been espousing the merits of standardised plumage photographs and I must say I'm a convert! Second year (we think) male Nankeen Kestrel moulting into his adult grey plumage.
Been getting into Lichens and herp eggs, but sometimes you gotta take pics of some big old trees! #inaturalist#oldgrowth#lichen https://t.co/E6DWtw2VGC
So this really went under the radar! @CityofEdmonton did some really progressive stuff regarding roaming outdoor cats. @MetroVancouver@CityofVancouver could learn from this. Especially when people are trying to grow their own food! https://t.co/yTh8TK0IzE
Are you ready to be a part of birding’s next world record? Join us on 9 May for Global Big Day and share what you see—you can spend 5 minutes, or the whole day! Where will you be #birding?
#GlobalBigDay https://t.co/1bfhi2vtNh
@ConserveAlberta@ConserveAlberta, how does this square with conservation of Alberta's many aquatic species like the Western Tiger Salamander?
https://t.co/zVtaF93yDU
Western Tiger Salamanders are wandering around Edmonton. Get out and engage! Maybe help a few cross the road, climb curbs and avoid drains.
https://t.co/4sjtnYFTfT
My first #100IslandsProject paper (also my first paper ever) is out in #ProcB! In it, my co-authors and I tested how marine subsidies affect avian island biogeography.
It's open access, so download it from
@RSocPublishing
at
https://t.co/bQzT7xdEE6.
Can we beat extinction of our mascot @CanucksFIN as handily as we beat the @NHLBruins last night? It'll take work, but I don't think the @Canucks are scared of a challenge right now.
Learn more about our National and Provincial approach to ecology and species at risk. You want to do something good for conservation today? Listen and share!
#educateyourself#theworldwelivein
https://t.co/qY0ukIXgGk
We need everyone’s help to keep this in the media. It’s hard to overstate how poorly understood and how valuable old growth systems are on the coast. @globeandmail https://t.co/pOtHtmnmhH
Ian Thomas successfully defended his Master's thesis today: "Choice and consequence in avian vocal learning: song development and territorial behaviour in Savannah Sparrows." Congratulations Master Thomas!