Great Black-backed Gull chick: Coming soon to an island near you #SMLbirds

I have the best study buddy! #SMLbirds

Got to observe this beautiful tree swallow on my second to last day at Appledore. I’ll miss this beautiful place! #SMLBirds

Olivia Smith just finished presenting a phenomenal talk on the increase of butterfish in #tern diets in the Gulf of Maine. Chicks that died were fed significantly more butterfish, which was not the case for any other fish. #WBSvirtual2020

I am looking for study abroad recommendations for Fall 2021. Does anyone know of any good ornithology programs for undergrads or must-go places for birding? All input appreciated! ☺️

I am super excited to be presenting at this tomorrow in the Foraging Ecology Section. Looking forward to seeing some awesome presentations! 🐤🌊

Art is a wonderful medium to study and appreciate nature. Rebecca's work is an awesome example of art meeting science! ⬇️

No wonder I've always found centipedes a bit creepy! This study is so amazing (and has awesome illustrations) 🐛🐥

It was so fun being a part of this year's conference and seeing all of the amazing presentations. Thank you to everyone that worked to make this happen!

I’m very disappointed in Dave Wheeler Executive Councilor Ted Gatsas Janet Stevens & Joe Kenney for putting politics over the health & safety of NH women. 10k+ now won’t have affordable access to cancer screenings, contraception, etc. I won’t let them forget what they’ve done. #NHPolitics

The victims who came forward to expose Dan Howard as a sexual predator are incredibly brave. Hoping that our community here at UNH does everything possible to support all of the students impacted by this absolute POS.

Here⬇️, a GPS tagged adult (see the antenna) feeds its chick a juvenile herring. The researchers – Elizabeth Craig, Nathan B Furey, Aliya E. Caldwell, Olivia Smith, and teams – can tell exactly where this fish was caught, sometimes as far as Cape Cod, over 120 miles round trip! 3/4

Massive thanks to Liz for working on this project with me! 🐟🐣

Shoals Marine Lab is fortunate to share Appledore Island with a growing colony of wading birds (egrets, ibis, and herons) and you can see the colony on our new webcam! Check them out before they leave for migration: sustainablesml.org/pages/webcam.p…

Highly recommend kicking back with a sandwich and watching some cool birds after a long day