Writer | Associate Certified Entomologist | Sustainable-Use Conservationist | Pest & Wildlife Control Professional | Trapper Ed Instructor | Bug Nerd
New Hampshire
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If anyone is interested in learning about fisher habitat selection in the densely populated southeastern New England, stop by my talk today at #TWS2022! SCC Ballroom 111A at 2:15pm
Fantastic presentations on modern rodent control technique by @MateoFrye and @sylvia_kenmuir this morning for NEPMA's Fall training series. Effective exclusion and baiting alternatives should be in every PMP's toolbox 🐀🐭
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This is the state of urban ecology in Raleigh 2022, geese forage on the little islands of grass in the shopping center and then sleep on the roof of big box store at nigh, instead of lakes. @leafwarbler @FancyScientist @sciencecomedian @brianoshea12 @naturalsciences – at Raleigh, NC
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In cushy labs rat may live 24-36 mo. But in wild (cities) life is hard (seen here) w/high stress till death 7-12 mo. "Black rats dreading brown rats & both dreading humans. Outside & away from nests rats exist on the edge of hysteria." 🙄🐀🪓😬J.Mitchell (1944). D. French Pix.
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The ecology/evolution/zoonotic potential of rats in Richmond, VA is essentially a blank slate - there’s been no study of them since the 1940s (that I’ve found). Excited for this project:
UR (@urichmond) Biology Professor Jonathan Richardson (@JRichardson_44) Receives Grant for Research on Zoonotic Disease Risk in Richmond Rat Population bit.ly/UR-Richardson-Grant
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'Tis the season for #roadkill. Young animals are setting out to establish new territories. Found this subadult female #bobcat killed on a road within my study area near the @hhnaturemuseum. Sad, but provided a tissue sample for #genetics work.
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I want to believe that child was misbehaving and dad is bringing them home for a good talking to. I think its more like a midnight snack though....
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Fishers reclaiming Rhode Island is a sign the wildlife can adapt and move into lost territory if we protect even a small amount of habitat and find ways to connect it. – at Raleigh, NC
Today was a huge day for the #RIFisherStudy: we collared the first fisher ever in the state of Rhode Island! F01 is a beautiful healthy juvenile female and made her debut on Channel 10 news. I have too many emotions to say much else! Smooth capture and such a cutie! Video to come
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Facebook, your platform has bigger problems than birds that say “fuck”
Very honored to be a speaker at this year’s @HunterandAngler NASC Summit! Some great presenters and topics discussed RE: 21st century #wildlifemanagement
nascsummit.org/
Jeff Traynor, A.C.E. retweeted
Beavers in the Desert? The Potential for Translocated Beavers to Serve as Restoration Tools in Desert Rivers --> ow.ly/5ZjK50BUGTX #ConservationAtWork
@USGS @UtahDWR
Jeff Traynor, A.C.E. retweeted
Stink bug season is officially here. While stink bug populations are most problematic in the north east, they can be found in almost every U.S. state as well as Canada and Mexico. Click here to browse professional stink bug management products >> bit.ly/32CMwBL
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Three years ago this month, we completed the translocation of pine martens to mid-Wales from Scotland. We released 51 martens to secure a viable future for the species in Wales. We continue to monitor the expansion of the population and sometimes rewarded with videos like this!
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I've been #cameratrapping for a long time, but never captured this before. This happened near a highway that we are assessing for its resistance to #animal #movement. The #deer seems to have gotten away as the #coyote returned 2 hours later looking tired... Ouch!
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Mustelid dad jokes are the reason I'm on Twitter:
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Jeff Traynor, A.C.E. retweeted
Covid-time rats ? Rats normally use bushcover/landscapes to hide burrows. But city inspectors say they r seeing more stressed /hungry rats (?) moving into ANY available earth nearby eateries & setting up highly visible & unprotected homes...hmmm 🐀🐀🧐
Today I’m talking skunks. Taking on #MephitidaeMonday! #Mephitidae #WikdlifeBiology #FurbearerConservation #WildlifeControl
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Beavers are rodents. The Word “rodent”= to gnaw. A rodent’s front incisors are always growing, and if not worn down, will lead to what this beaver was dealing with. Starvation or brain penetration were imminent (📸 Maine Trappers Assoc) #FurbearerConservation #RodentFacts #Nature
Anyone else going “batty” this year? Myself and other #NewHampshire wildlife pros are seeing an uptick in bat activity! Which is both good for business and our important bat populations. I’d like to see more Little Browns tho... #wildlifecontrol #pestcontrol @BatConIntl #bats
