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At @scienceanu.bsky.social we have much to offer, including joining for cool field work and seeing great wildlife.
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Many lifers have been gotten from my seat behind the sonar computer. Here's today's one! (Binoscoped quickly while collecting data)
This is another delightful bird that we don't get further north at our normal field sites.
First day in the field, sampling a new dolphin fisher interaction site in southern Brazil. Exciting to see what we'll discover!
Animals can learn by copying others, which helps them find food and survive. The Great tit, a small passerine is good at social learning. This #RSOS paper tested whether two common parasites affect how quickly the #birds could learn a new feeding task by watching others: doi.org/10.1098/rsos...
Craziest bird during field work, a Wilson's storm-petrel far from its natural habitat. At first I thought "weird how that swallow is behaving like a storm-petrel!"
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🚨New PhD opportunity🚨
Understanding sheep foraging decisions under heat stress conditions
Location: Adelaide University
Contact: [email protected]
Details: stephanleu-ecology.com/phd-opportun...
Application deadline: 17 May 2026
⭐Great news⭐
We have now extended the due date for the ASSAB Student Research Grants to 7th May 2026.
You can find the full details and the application form to download at the ASSAB website: www.assab.org/grants-2026
We have a full time permanent technician position open, specialising in fish. Based at the John Krebs Field Station out at Wytham (University of Oxford). @biology.ox.ac.uk
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🚨ABSTRACT SUBMISSION REMINDER🚨
Submissions for the 2026 ASSAB conference are still open until the 13th of March.
Submit now to take part in a friendly, warm and welcoming conference for behavioural ecologists