Susan Doyle

Ornithologist

[J. of Avian Biology @AvianBiology]

Detecting migratory movement of the barnacle goose and relating it to three proximate environmental factors: photoperiod, daily mean temperature and forage plant phenology

https://t.co/JyennMgRZu
@NordicOikos @WileyEcolEvol @susandoyle44 #OpenAccess #ornithology #ecology #avian

[Susan Doyle @susandoyle44]

Our study just published in @ejwr_cm confirms the presence of avian trichomonosis in #greenfinch and pigeon in Ireland https://t.co/OTXg1X4tme

[Susan Doyle @susandoyle44]

6 #BOUASM21 This study is consistent with our earlier paper https://t.co/XPZaMjIIDw

[Susan Doyle @susandoyle44]

1 #BOUASM21 Reversing the last 50 years of habitat degradation may not be sufficient to restore declining bird populations in Europe. The reason for this is that some other - often neglected - factors may be interacting with habitat degradation.

[Susan Doyle @susandoyle44]

5 #BOUASM21 Our study indicates that predation pressure needs to be considered within conservation policy, as it is impacting on important and endangered bird species.

[Susan Doyle @susandoyle44]

Follow #BarnacleGeese on their journey to Greenland and see the relative influence of different environmental factors on migratory patterns in our paper in @AvianBiology 🌍Thanks to @npwsBioData & @IrishResearch !

[UCD School Ag & Food @ucdagfood]

"Ground-nesting bird populations are more likely to be in decline than any other European bird species" finds a recent study involving @barryjmcmahon @ucdagfood. Read full paper here: https://t.co/z5DJNKN9kj @seankelly999 @susandoyle44 @AimeeBGray @UCDEarth @UCD_Research

[Barry John McMahon @barryjmcmahon]

It's great to see a peer-reviewed paper potentially influencing policy! @susandoyle44 @AimeeBGray @seankelly999

[Susan Doyle @susandoyle44]

The Arctic may seem far away, but our impacts are far reaching... Find out more in our review of human impacts on Arctic-breeding birds in Polar Biology: https://t.co/eqEg1IDPW9 @barryjmcmahon @AimeeBGray @ucdagfood @IrishResearch

[Susan Doyle @susandoyle44]

@MayoCorncrake77 True, geese on the Inishkeas often fly over to the Mullet to forage. However, because food retention time in geese is so short (~2hrs), we were able to observe foraging flocks before collecting samples to ensure that the food sample came from the island, and not elsewhere.

[Susan Doyle @susandoyle44]

Are geese living in remote environments exposed to micro-plastics? Find out: https://t.co/sWuKBk3UMt

[Neil Coughlan @Neil_Coughlan_]

Just out! Barnacle geese frequently ingest micro-debris. With the exemplary: @susandoyle44 @ConnieBakerArn1 @rose_griffith02 @TheLyneUp @Handizzle63 T.Kelly @barryjmcmahon @DickJaimie @ManusCunningham @uccBEES @QUBEcology @QueensMarineLab @ucdagfood

https://t.co/xpYkxhHunX

[Global Change Biology @GlobalChangeBio]

|EARLY VIEW|
Temperature and precipitation at migratory grounds influence demographic trends of an Arctic‐breeding bird @susandoyle44 @barryjmcmahon @npwsBioData @IrishResearch

📝https://t.co/nhco9xTc0F

[National Parks and Wildlife Service @NPWSIreland]

If you want to have your say on how we should prioritise funding to conserve and restore biodiversity in our Natura network of protected sites take part in our public consultation 👉 https://t.co/ftPldnKRG5. @EU_Commission @noonan_malcolm #biodiversity

[Susan Doyle @susandoyle44]

David Cabot collected survival and productivity data on Greenland Barnacle Geese every year since 1961. Delighted to announce our paper on this amazing dataset is out in
@GlobalChangeBio ! @IrishResearch @npwsBioData @ucdagfood @UCDEarth @UCD_Research https://t.co/EsOKi5CPhS

[Jodie Case @JCaseNature]

Predator control - no one wants to talk about it, but when it’s targeted, humane and carried out alongside other conservation tools, it can make all the difference!

[Susan Doyle @susandoyle44]

The trends among ground-nesting birds across Europe are worrying https://t.co/XPZaMjIIDw

[Barry John McMahon @barryjmcmahon]

Declines in ground‐nesting birds across Europe Britain and Ireland occurring at a greater rate than other species: @BritishEcolSoc @susandoyle44 @AimeeBGray @seankelly999 @ucdagfood @UCDEarth @ucddublin. @aberdeenuni

[Journal of Applied Ecology @JAppliedEcology]

European bird declines: Do we need to rethink approaches to the management of abundant generalist predators?

New Policy Direction paper by @barryjmcmahon et al, published today and free to read here: https://t.co/EeZJLGtmgb