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Abstract submissions for posters and oral presentations at #AOS19AK are being accepted through February 15! amornithmeeting.org/call-for…
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On the blog Allan Perkins, Senior Conservation Scientist @RSPBScience describes some of the challenges faced by Arctic skuas and his paper assessing ‘bottom-up’ processes, which was recently published in JAE. animalecologyinfocus.com/201…
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Did you know that students can receive a discount on #AOS19AK registration in return for volunteering at the meeting? amornithmeeting.org/voluntee…
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Nominations for AOS Senior Professional Awards, Early Professional Awards, Service Awards, & Katma Award are now open—please consider nominating a colleague (or yourself)! #ornithology americanornithology.org/cont…
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🐦🐛Want to bring all the birds to the yard? Try native plants! Backyards landscaped with even a small proportion of non-native plants leads to a decline in the population growth of the Carolina chickadee. s.si.edu/2NSjJyF #WeSaveSpecies
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We are accepting proposals for #AOS19AK Round Tables through December 15. Full info on the meeting website: amornithmeeting.org/workshop…
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Early bird registration for #AOS19AK is now live! The theme of the meeting will be "Birds on the Edge: Dynamic Boundaries." We hope you'll join us in Anchorage next June!
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Have you subscribed to ABC’s Bird of the Week email? Get cool facts, video, song, and more information about #birds both common and rare, delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe to this email from ABC: buff.ly/2CNCu5k
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Bizarre optical illusion reduces bird of prey collisons: bit.ly/2Esacil #ornithology
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Registration and abstract submissions for #AOS19AK open this Friday (we promise). Time to get your #ornithology on! amornithmeeting.org/
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It has been a dark breeding season for many shorebird species, whose reproductions appear to have been stunted due to an unusually cold Arctic summer. ow.ly/bJtu30m0l1T
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New to reviewing? Find out what makes a good review in our recent blog by #ProcB preprint editor Maurine Neiman ow.ly/W5Qs30mfwgx
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I was so proud to learn that my society, @AmOrnith is a sponser of the Student Presentation Awards at #SACNAS2018. Thank you for your commitment to True Diversity in STEM & #ornithology.
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Early arrival at breeding grounds: Causes, costs and a trade‐off with overwintering latitude by Shay Rotics #ornithology besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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We want to read your #ornithology papers! AOS members pay no page charges to publish in @AukJournal & @CondorJournal as corresponding authors and receive a discount on #OA fees. americanornithologypubs.org/…
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Hi-tech spectrography helps identify secretive sparrow at Shawangunk Gasslands Natl #WildlifeRefuge in Hudson Valley of New York. Have a look -- and a listen -- here audubon.org/news/a-sparrow-s…
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Reviewing papers for @AukJournal & @CondorJournal is a great CV builder for early-career ornithologists. Interested? Contact Managing Editor Mark Penrose at [email protected].
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#ProcB Acoustic adaptation to city noise through vocal learning by a songbird ow.ly/E4uA30maTKP #behaviour #openaccess
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In case you missed it yesterday, it's time to renew your AOS membership for 2019! Benefits include free access to @AukJournal, @CondorJournal, & @CornellBirds's Birds of North America. americanornithology.org/cont…
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From 2016: Avian response to fire in pine–oak forests of Great Smoky Mountains National Park following decades of fire suppression americanornithologypubs.org/… #OA #ornithology






















