Kasper Thorup tweets about bird migration and tracking under the MATCH project (https://nitter.cf/t.co/miolnTDsFY) @Macroecology @NHM_Denmark
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EURING is delighted to announce publication of the Eurasian-African Bird Migration Atlas migrationatlas.org based on @_EURING ring recoveries and tracks from @MovebankTeam The Atlas was developed in collaboration with @BonnConvention and funded by the Italian Government
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📢BREAKING: UN Initiative to Establish a Global Atlas on Animal Migration Sets Milestone with Launch of New Bird Migration Atlas
🗺️CMS launches the online Eurasian-African Bird Migration Atlas
➡️Press Release: cms.int/en/news/un-initiativ…
➡️Access the Atlas: migrationatlas.org/
Happy New research: Red-backed shrikes “continued seasonal migration, largely within Africa, during previous glacial–interglacial cycles with no obvious impact on population size”; Once a migrant, always a migrant @Macroecology @animaltracking #ornithology
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On the (wintering) ground: we find lack of territoriality and more overlapping home ranges in chiffchaffs compared to subalpine warblers in Senegal rdcu.be/civwO. Awesome work Dina, Mikkel, Volker, Troels and Torben #ornithology
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How does the behaviour of #Arctic animals change in the face of #climatechange? Researchers from around the world establish global data archive for documenting movements of animals in the Arctic & #Subarctic mpg.de/15976863/1102-ornr-09… @animaltracking @MovebankTeam @OSUengineering
BirdMigrationLab retweeted
We are ecstatic to announce the launch of the Arctic Animal Movement Archive! Hundreds of researchers worked together to create a dynamic collaborative archive documenting 3 decades of animal movement in the Arctic & subarctic. #DataSharing
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Modelling season specific survival - we investigated the cost of crossing an ecological barrier for #migrating #passerines. Just out :) read in full: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
@BirdMigrLab @Macroecology #ornithology #birdringing #ecology
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Hailstorm kills and injures thousands of falcons in South Africa – but rescue team manages to save hundreds
More on this extraordinary story 👇 bit.ly/2EZYTed #conservation
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'Migration strategies of Iberian breeding White-rumped Swifts, Rufous-tailed Scrub-robins and Bluethroats' see on the current vol. 66.1 👇
#ornithology
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Our tracking of Iberian migrants, White-rumped Swift, Rufous-tailed Scrub-robin & Bluethroat found stopovers before Sahara crossing despite shorter migration distance & slow autumn migration compared to northern migrants #ornithology @BirdMigrLab @Macroecology @SEO_BirdLife
With this spectacular cover, @ArdeolaJournal launches a new issue (66.1) available online now 👉 ardeola.org/en/volumes/661/
In just a few days, also the full number on @BioOneComplete and in printed format for subscribers.
📸: Black-winged Kite @Jordi Bas
#ornithology
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Fabulous concentration of Common Cuckoos in Sabie Game Reserve, Maputo Province #Mozambique yesterday. 48 birds seen in an area of ca. 10 sq km. Seven birds were aged; 1 adult and 6 first yr like this in the image. Note old wing covs. #cuckoo
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Why do some birds get lost and become vagrants? Check out our latest research addressing the question. Our analysis was based on banding data & Stanley Harris's meticulous archival of vagrant birds in northern California peerj.com/articles/5881/
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Resource availability shows an important role in shaping the local #movement of breeding thrush nightingales @BirdMigrLab @Macroecology @OrnisF @BirdLifeDOF - study carried out @AmagerFaelled
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Scientists are betting on a new system to alert us to impending earthquakes: birds wearing tiny backpacks on.natgeo.com/2B2bNq3
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Comparison between telemetry and spot-mapping to determine space use of the Kenyan endemic Hinde's Babbler (Turdoides hindei) bit.ly/2DNJAY5 abst. Journal of Tropical Ecology #ornithology
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Please RT! We have 25 Ph.D/Postdoc positions in collective behavior from Jan 1st 2019 in the new excellence cluster, the “Center for the Advanced Study of Collective Behaviour” uni-konstanz.de/collective-b… at @unikonstanz in collaboration with @maxplanckpress. uni-konstanz.de/collective-b…
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Fully funded #PhD to track the social and environmental influences on straw-coloured fruit bat migration. Join us & the Advanced Study of Collective Behaviour @unikonstanz! All nationalities eligible. Deadline: Jan 15. orn.mpg.de/4155190/dechmann-…. Pls RT! #phdchat #bats
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Combining @_EURING bird ringing data with @EuroBirdPortal observational data reveals spatial connectivity patterns of #Curlew and redstart. If you like #ornithology #maps, check out the blog link
@_EURING bird ringing data highlight spatial connectivity patterns between different populations which cannot be detected from @EuroBirdPortal observational data alone: bit.ly/2A6S8oq. An example of the benefits of combining different data sources. @LIFEprogramme @_BTO
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Ringed Little Bunting from Mongolia controlled in Korea! #amurbirdproject facebook.com/story.php?story…