NEW on #theBOUblog from David Pereira
At BirdsCaribbean2026: why I went and what I learned
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@bou.org.ukNEW on #theBOUblog from David Pereira
At BirdsCaribbean2026: why I went and what I learned
@bou.org.ukNEW on #theBOUblog from science writer Dr Ashleigh Marshall
Plenty of fish in the lake?
@bou.org.ukNEW on #theBOUblog from science writer Dr Ashleigh Marshall
What they do in the shadows
@bou.org.ukNEW on #theBOUblog from Natalia Zielonka and others
Making membership more accessible: Introducing BOU Concessionary Membership
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My thanks to the Hurlbert Lab, the participatory scientists who make my work possible, and particularly to the BOU for their Member Conference Attendance Grant, which enabled me to be here today. Look out for my future post on #theBOUblog
Happy to take questions :)
@bou.org.ukNEW on #theBOUblog from Sarbasis Dutta
When did we stop looking at nature?
@bou.org.ukNEW on #theBOUblog from Darren Wilkinson
Can seabirds forage in the dark?
Based on this IBIS paper doi.org/10.1111/ibi....
@bou.org.ukNEW on #theBOUblog from Sarah Davies
Disentangling the diet of reedbed warblers in Catalonia
@bou.org.ukNEW on #theBOUblog from Michał Jezierski
Wren evolution in the British Isles: How might island evolution generate patterns of avian diversity?
@bou.org.ukNEW on #theBOUblog from John Mallord
Critically Endangered vulture populations in Nepal respond to conservation action
Based on this paper doi.org/10.1111/ibi....
@bou.org.ukNEW on #theBOUblog from Lucy McRobert
We Just Want to Go Birding: Everyday sexism in birding and the nature sector adds up