Replying to @DLNarango
Actually, we found most people fit in these categories:
Bit of everything, but esp πππ¦π >50%
πΏπ³ 30%
π¦π¦
15%
π 2%
πΈπππ¦ <3%
academic.oup.com/bioscience/β¦
Replying to @mwtingley @MHCNeateClegg
Very cool study! I was privileged to live 1 mi from one of Newmark's fragments in the W Usambaras 1996-1998 and to help with banding on a couple occasions. (my house the little white one on the right)
Alan Weakley, Director of @HerbariumNCU recently provided his daily bird #phenology data from the early 1970s from northern VA!
We can use them to help validate our hindcast models!
(What useful data did YOU collect in high school?)
In lieu of attending #AOS19AK I've had to make do with @BirdingFantasy
Got my Bicknell's Thrush finally after a 3-day stakeout in NH!
Now for the Falcated Duck!
Baby robin outside my office window π
But dead great-crested flycatcher found outside the building π’
Impressed that @fairfaxcounty #RiverbendPark already had a flyer up for training their vols before we even trained the trainers! #citizenscience #phenology
Replying to @ctitusbrown @ethanwhite
I still have these on my desk from his sabbatical visit in 2014
Not my usual MO, but I got an email about this windowstrike bird during the exam, and was going to ask about foliage gleaners anyway... #BTBW











