Latest from #theBOUblog
Uncovering secrets of King Vultures
Hidden differences between males and females
Could Dalmatian Pelicans return to England? Investigating the feasibility of a Dalmatian Pelican reintroduction using population viability analysis
The BOU Summer Placement Scheme provides financial support for undergraduate students to carry out small summer ornithological research projects. Here Gayatri Ramakrishnan provides an account of her time working on Dalmation Pelicans.
Clutch size revisited in Asia
A clear latitudinal pattern discovered in East Asian endemic Paridae, the Varied Tit
The Value of Birds in Spain
Can nature work for people? Birds can.
Bluesky
🧵- Integration of nature into a Caribbean development has positively impacted birds populations have increased! This #casestudy shows the positive impact of restoring existing #wetland habitat and creating new habitats, and highlights the importance of adaptive monitoring
#BOU2026 #ornithology
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Excited to present my poster at #BOU2026! 🐦🌍
Looking at drivers of range changes in European waterbirds - from a climate perspective.🌡
@evozoodeb.bsky.social #ornithology #waterbirds #wetlands
Our final keynote speaker, Petra Sumasgutner, delivers us „From persecution to protection: tracking Galápagos Short-eared Owls through human-driven change“ #BOU2026