Aldina Franco
@aldinafranco
Investigates biogeography, animal movement and effects of global environmental change. Associate Professor in Ecology at University of East Anglia, UK
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02-05-2014 19:42:06
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It was a great day Mannington Hall and Estate with BC Norfolk, the moth traps provided a diversity of species that enthused people of all ages.
Had a great day yesterday deploying Movetech Telemetry devices on the White Stork Project fledglings from the ground nesting non-flying storks. Done with help from UEA CEEC undergraduate student holding the stork, thanks Josh! Some younger chicks were ringed with colour rings.