Since 1879, a non-profit scientific journal about Canadian natural history #NatHist (ecology, behaviour, etc). Publisher: @OttawaFieldNat. Tweets: @wdhalliday.
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Parr @sadie_parr provides an overview of species killed during Alberta's gray wolf strychnine program: doi.org/10.22621/cfn.v137i3.…
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Wishart @wishartae and Jackson @bioinfocus made a cool observation of red squirrels foraging on balsam poplar galls: doi.org/10.22621/cfn.v137i3.…
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Glasier @jglasier and Rudy provide the first records of the ant genus Dolichoderus in Saskatchewan: doi.org/10.22621/cfn.v137i3.…
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Well, we are long overdue for a new issue. But for good reason! Announcing the latest issue of CFN, 137(1-2) -> a DOUBLE ISSUE! in honour of Dr. Donald McAlpine! Check it out here: canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/i…
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Art meets science in this fantastic cover image by Nuu-Chah-nulth artist Hawilh-Wayanis (@thejoshuawatts), a co-author on the article by Du Preez et al (link in tweet thread)
Issue 136(3) of CFN is now online. Go give it a read! From earthworms moving seeds to wolves eating feral horses, we have quite the mix! canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/i…
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Together with Marissa Nati ’18, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies and Director of St. Lawrence’s Sustainability Program Sara Ashpole published a research article in the field biology and ecology journal, @CanFieldNat. bit.ly/39HtdND
ALT Sara Ashpole.
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Our paper in @CanFieldNat is now out! "Predation of a brown bat (Vespertilionidae) by a Green Frog (Lithobates clamitans) in Ontario, Canada". An unexpected #fieldobservation our crew made during electrofishing #fieldwork!
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New note #openaccess out in @CanFieldNat re cougar predation on northern mountain caribou canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/i…… kitties gonna kit #predatorprey #caribou
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Carmine Shiner is an endangered fish that in Canada only lives in Manitoba's Whitemouth & Winnipeg River systems. Thanks to the authors of new @CanFieldNat paper we now know what they eat! canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/i…
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So happy to see this work out. It’s the result of a fun collaboration between @DFO_Pacific and some really dedicated citizen scientists. #spongethursday #glassspongereefs
Just out in @CanFieldNat, @Archerecology et al describe the settlement of invertebrates on glass sponge reefs in British Columbia #openaccess canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/i…
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Hey #bioacoustics Twitter: what's you favourite software for annotating acoustic data and measuring characteristics of vocalizations? I use Raven Pro, but I know there are plenty of other options out there.
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Snails & slugs live in a complex micro-world of wetlands, forests & prairie intersected by occasional grazing & fire. Honoured to have contributed to just-published @CanFieldNat paper on gastropods at the Manitoba Tall Grass Prairie Preserve. #grasslands canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/i…
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So excited! Our cool #field note on aberrant #colour (or #color 😀) in American #Robin is out! #Turdusmigratorius #ornithology #fieldwork #biology #aves #nature
New in @CanFieldNat: @papiliovorus, @LeaGrie, and @rgthorn report on a successfully breeding partially leucistic American Robin canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/i…
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New from #RooneyLab: comparison of rooting depth and below ground biomass of #invasive #phrag amd native #marsh vegetation. Congratulations @syuckin and @CalvinLeii
New in @CanFieldNat: Lei et al (@girls_can) assessed the impact of invasive European Reed on rooting depth and below ground biomass in freshwater coastal marshes #openaccess canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/i…
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Can someone ID whatever floats by just after the fox leaves the view? Taken in #NovaScotia Nov 2019. @NSwilderness @NatureCanada @CanFieldNat @binohead @NCC_CNC @NSBirdSociety @NS_Museum @inaturalist
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Do #turtle warning signs reduce roadkill? A new paper in @CanFieldNat shows that they do not. This #research can help us focus on solutions to roadkill including wildlife fencing and crossing structures. Great work by @CWF_FCF Turtle Team! #HelpTheTurtles ow.ly/oS3y50z4Ux7
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Do turtle warning signs reduce roadkill?
No, but they can be part of an outreach campaign that is paired with the fencing and crossing structures needed to effectively reduce roadkill. 57 dead turtles over 2 years on only 8 km of road is too many!
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The good news is... Humpbacks increasing for the past 30 years in BC. Not news, but some further confirmation
Out in the latest issue of @CanFieldNat : humpback #whale sightings in Hecate Strait, BC by @Knomealone and colleagues: canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/i…
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Congratulations Sean Haughian @Mossaraptor @NS_Museum and Thomas Neily from @merseytobeatic on describing a new occurrence of liverwort Harpalejeunea in Nova Scotia, @CanFieldNat (2019) - such beautiful images! canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/i…
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Come check out my talk tomorrow night @uvic on underwater #noise in the #Arctic @VictoriaNHS @WCS_Canada
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