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When did we stop looking at nature?
Conversations in Kolkata searching for forgotten connections with birds
Can seabirds forage in the dark?
New research shows why Europe’s smallest seabird feeds best on the darkest nights
Disentangling the diet of reedbed warblers in Catalonia
Applying DNA metabarcoding to assess dietary overlap and prey selectivity in wetland insectivore communities
Wren evolution in the British Isles: How might island evolution generate patterns of avian diversity?
Report from a BOU-funded project
Bluesky
We‘re now moving onto the workshop session. #BOUasm26
Bringing session 4 to a close is Beckie George‘s „Integrating climate risk into spatial planning for climate change-resilient bird conservation“ #BOUasm26 #ornithology
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I'm about #BOUasm26 today discussing how species traits (temperature niche position, habitat selectivity, urban association) shape avian populations.
In my study system in North Carolina, we've been monitoring bird populations with a mini breeding bird survey since 1999.
#ornithology #Ecology