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Camarade francilien, il t'arrive de croiser des corneilles avec ce genre de choses aux pattes ? Relève le numéro et envoie ton signalement sur corneilles-paris.fr Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle en a besoin pour étudier leurs déplacements et leur survie.

2 year post-doctoral position on ground squirrel behavioral ecology and ecophysiology at the IPHC-CNRS in Strasbourg with Vincent Viblanc et Stephen Dobson. Fieldwork will be conducted in the Canadian Rockies. Contact [email protected].

Great talk by Karen Spencer at #SFECA2018!

Check out our new paper with Andrea Griffin on how mynas respond to high trapping pressures, just out in Biological Invasions : tinyurl.com/y9jtx7f4

Now with a link to read the article online for free, enjoy some myna reading :) rdcu.be/3DJi

Enjoying the #sfe2018 conference in Rennes so far! Don't forget to come have a look at the poster session this afternoon especially number 11 and 15 ;)

Great talk this morning by Romain Lorrilliere at #SFE2018

Looking forward to reading this special issue on "human and social dimensions of invasion science and management". Most articles have free access at the moment.

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-beh… at @unikonstanz in collaboration with Max Planck Society. uni-konstanz.de/collective-beh…

I am looking for a postdoc to work on the NSF funded project on social networks and cognition in wild mountain chickadees using our established RFID-based system in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Start date is flexible. Details: chickadeecognition.com/positions

It’s a trap! Invasive common mynas learn socially about control-related cues #BehavEcol #SocialLearning #InvasiveBird #AnthropegenicChange academic.oup.com/beheco/advance…

Common mynas learn socially to avoid traps and can recognise individual trappers! New paper by Andrea Griffin and myself on how these birds respond to anthropogenic predation in Behavioral Ecology : dlvr.it/R5Zjm2 #invasivespecies #SocialLearning

A whole bunch of systematic reviews on conservation behavior? How exciting! See what we’ve been planning to research...Oded Berger-Tal (@odedberger-tal.bsky.social) Bob Wong (@bbmwong.bsky.social), Dan Blumstein and I introduce the special series in #EnvironmentalEvidence …ntalevidencejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

3.5-year postdoc position at the University of St Andrews investigating tool-use in captive Hawaiian crows: jobs.ac.uk/job/BSY075/pos…

Une espèce à part: l’intégrale! Si vous aviez raté un épisode, ou si vous voulez revoir l’ensemble. L’ensemble des dix épisodes avait frôlé les 8 millions de vues en trois mois. L’intégrale fera-t-elle mieux? 🤔😊 #insignificant #uneespeceapart #UEAP m.youtube.com/watch?v=stCxLx…

Check out our new Collaborative Research Grant program for post docs! Apply as a team to tackle a project about animal societies and join our new department. Get salary for all team members and funding to support your research for 3-4 years! Learn more at livingingroups.org

Keep an eye on that gull – it might just save you your chips! Herring gulls (the classic “seagulls”) pay attention to whether you’re looking at them, and they don’t seem to like it!

We provide commentary in Scientific American article “How the Coronavirus Has Changed Animals’ Landscape of Fear”! scientificamerican.com/article/how-th…

Really excited to see our new paper on behavioral responses to control out this week! Thanks to the editors and reviewers for their time. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… Andrea Griffin

Our latest paper is out ! check it out here : authors.elsevier.com/c/1eyD1mjL~dHG Andrea Griffin