After years of anticipation, we're thrilled to present our bat book: ‘BAT ISLAND’, a tribute to our dear friend, Dr. Eli Kalko. geni.us/BatIsland

Congratulations to friend of the lab Taras Oleksyk!

Excited to speak about our communication network research at the University of Northern Colorado!

Ph.D. student Juley Vazquez-Cardona and her crew are studying Adelaide's warblers in the non-breeding season. Is vocal performance lower than in the breeding season? Is it true that females are more aggressive and even sing at this time of year? Let's find out!

This AMAZING workshop for BIPOC graduate student in Animal Behavior is entirely FREE to students from any country. English - Spanish translation will be available. Please retweet! #AnimalBehavior #DiversifyingSTEM

Birdsong Lab undergrad Heath Petkau is featured in the U of L's Shining Student campaign. stories.ulethbridge.ca/shining-studen… Keep on shinin' Heath!

Fellow Canadian birdsong researcher, Dan Mennill, spoke about his pioneering experimental study of cultural evolution during The Golden Age of Animal Communication Networks symposium at ABS last week. #ABS2024

Una oportunidad para financiar servicios de traducción profesionales para autores latinoamericanos que tengan manuscritos casi listos y que quieran traducirlos o revisar el inglés: nabci-us.org/stork-grants-e…

Great to see McElreath get the recognition he deserves. This book, and the accompanying YouTube lectures, represent a revolution in applied statistics.

The Birdsong Lab made the local news! (clip starts at 4:30) globalnews.ca/lethbridge/pro…

How have we studied female bird song? Does female song function the same way as male song? Sometimes. . . Congratulations to Cristina Barros for summarizing the literature on this topic with Karina Sanchez, PhD authors.elsevier.com/c/1jczNmjM6FvO

Happening next week ULethbridge ! Thanks for the invite, BirdSongLab and Dr Jamal K Mansour !