NEW PAPER: Annual schedule adjustment by a long-distance migratory bird, the Icelandic whimbrel journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72… I could make a thread summarising the paper, but this figure does a better job. Paper is not open access - please don't hesitate to DM for a copy. #ornithology

Inspiring collaboration making waves for #RedKnot conservation in South Carolina! Impactful undergrad research by @NRSenner lab members Sara Padula & Mary Margaret Pelton, guided by dedicated mentorship of @jennylinscott & @JulianGW1, in partnership with S.C. Dept. of Natural Resources, Kiawah & Seabrook Islands.

Starting new position in 1 week and moving to VT in a few months! Do you work on conservation issues in the NE US, managed/human-dominated ecosystems, climate-friendly forests? Give me a shout! Looking to make more local connections w/ plant/soil/water/fungus folks in the area

Spent the week at #AFO100 with the birds and the bird people! Many highlights, among them presentations about the #migration #connectivity of whip-poor-wills, Swainson’s Warblers and Whimbrel. Also, I presented my first poster since undergrad on #shortbilleddowitcher !

So honored to get this award, and so proud to be part of this team! Thanks Association of Field Ornithologists for putting on such a welcoming conference full of thoughtful science and inspiring talks. Feeling fired up by the field ornithology community! #AFO100

Systemic Barriers Hinder Bird Research, Say 124 Latin American Ornithologists | Check out this article on the important preprint (out soon as a paper) describing the biases we face and how that affects bird research. Proud to have been part of the team🙌🏽🦜 audubon.org/news/systemic-…

Thank you, Association of Field Ornithologists — and huge congratulations to my labmate Lauren Puleo for her poster about surprising changes in godwit migratory timing, and to Meredith and J.T. for their stellar talks about using drones and ARUs to monitor species of conservation concern.

Last couple of days to apply to work on some cool and threatened cooperatively breeding birds!

Meet @jennylinscott, NEW EDITOR at Wader Study! #waders #shorebirds #ornithology

The American Ornithological Society Student Affairs Committee is seeking new members to join our Webinar Series Subcommittee! We want to help everyone have access to professional development relevant to ornithologists. 🪺🦉🦜🪶 Fill out this form to help us keep that going! forms.gle/xgc3vuoKAqdAsp…

I’ve gotten a lot of questions about what to include in DEI statements given my previous tweet. Here are my thoughts for people of various demographic identities 🧵🪡

Less than 20 years ago, the world was headed for a >4C warmer world by 2100. The amount of change that would occur under that much warming, that fast, was almost unimaginable and certainly unsurvivable for human civilization + a large percentage of the world's species. (thread)

Still looking for one or two more folks to join our American Ornithological Society Student Affairs subcommittee -- want to help us plan fun, engaging webinars to support students in #ornithology? Take 5 minutes to fill out this form!

The #RCWoodpecker 🔴⚪️⚫️  is a conservation success story, but it still needs our help. #SciNC PBS North Carolina

Why publish in Wader Study? Targeted readership – Contributions to Wader Study reach your target audience of dedicated wader workers. (5/9) #waders #shorebirds #ornithology

I found this pile of mandibles in a #whimbrel #poo sample. Is it safe to assume they belonged to caterpillars? Or could they be from other invertebrates? Thanks in advance! #TrophiChange #ornithology #waders #shorebirds

Amazing opportunity to work with my labmate Rozy on an exciting shorebird tracking project in Alaska!

We're hiring! I'm proud to be chair of this "vibrant, welcoming, and dedicated" department and looking forward to welcoming and supporting the success of our next wonderful colleague. #wildlifeecologist #facultyjob I welcome questions, too

Happening now! Join us to learn all about how birds taste and smell! American Ornithological Society

Join us next Tuesday to learn from four amazing panelists about cultivating safety and inclusivity for all in ornithology fieldwork American Ornithological Society