Interested in migratory connectivity? Data integration? Come see my talk tomorrow at 11 at #AOS24@amornith.bsky.social

@arpatoz.bsky.social looks like great work as usual!

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Our October issue is live! Read it here: https://buff.ly/3BqcfkR 📸 credit: Arpat Ozgul 🦁 image corresponds to this research paper: https://buff.ly/3Bq0Txp

#AOS24 bound. Hope to see some of you in Estes Park!

The first one seems more committed to the whole noisy thing

Who's going to the American Ornithological Society conference this year (next week!)? #aos2024 🌎 🐦🕊️🐤🦜🦩🦆🐧🦢🦚

Honored to be a part of this cool research led by Ryan Burner on accounting for Breeding Bird Survey stop location uncertainty. doi.org/10.1093/orni...

Informative priors can account for location uncertainty in stop-level analyses of the North American Breeding Bird Survey (BBS), allowing fine-scale ecological analyses

Abstract. Ecological inferences are often based on the locations at which species are present, but many species records have substantial uncertainty in spa

We are very excited that our new Pielou Review, by Hanna Kokko, is now out! Check it out here 👉 https://buff.ly/3TwlVAD

Yes, there's considerable evidence that birds do use the Earth's magnetic field to help navigate. Have you seen this article? It's a little older but I think it explains what we do and don't know pretty well. www.allaboutbirds.org/news/the-bas...

The Basics: How Birds Navigate When They Migrate

Staying On Course Birds have a remarkable homing instinct, allowing them to return to the same area year after year, even when their migration takes them halfway around the world. How this remarkable ...

Hello Bluesky! I'm a quantitative population ecologist that has branched out into migration research. These days I'm mostly focused on birds and marine mammals. Looking forward to learning what folks are up to!