A bit of a different comic this week! I made this working with Bird Safe Guelph to help spread some information about birds and window collisions.
More info in following tweets!
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I'm hiring 1-2 field techs for my Ph.D. research on Common Nighthawks and Eastern Whip-poor-wills this summer!
Please note: applicants already eligible to work in Canada are preferred, but all are welcome to apply.
DM/email me with any questions, and please retweet! 🌘🐦🦉🐐
Aranya Iyer @aranya6776 studies how birds use magnetic cues to navigate, but does not test if putting a magnet in your yard will attract that rare bird you are chasing. She is also interested in #SciComm and how to make academia accessible. IG: @nerdmeetsbird. #FeatureFriday
Pls RT & join us! 🐦🦜🦃
@SCO_SOC memberships are *FREE* in 2021 to #BIPOC#LGBTQ & #Disabled community members!
Membership benefits:
- apply to student grants
- access Picoides
- meeting registration discount
https://t.co/8pvDyxxiyo
We are thrilled to introduce the Guelph Bird Safe Window initiative to Twitter! Interested in learning about how to prevent birds from colliding with your windows? Want to know more about bird conservation? Keep watching this page! #guelph#ornithology#conservation
When you try to use the funnel shape to focus your introduction and instead the contents spill out the bottom and slither up the side of your page. #fail#AcademicTwitter#skeletonsareimportant
Pseudoscorpian: crawling on wall next to desk.
Me: squashes unsightly tick/scorpion creature
Me: looks up information about pseudoscorpians
Website: "they feed on small, annoying creatures. If you find one in your house, be kind and thank them for their service"
Me: woops.
Great article about the effects of tire preservatives on salmon survival in the Puget sound.
How Scientists Tracked Down a Mass Killer (of Salmon) https://t.co/DvhouJojjP
This photo was from April 2018 during 🐻 spray training. We thought it was fun and unusual to be wearing #Masks.
Foreshadowing?
@wayfaringwilly @corvidresearch
After 1.5 yrs of building momentum in my MSc, I halted my research, moved home, and cared for my terminally ill mom. It was the right decision. Returning to my research a year later is strange/difficult but she taught me to finish what I start. #keepgoing#actuallivingscientist