Very excited for what has been ~2 years of my life & involved collaborators from 6 continents. The Global #Alpine Breeding #Bird Dataset identifies 1310 species (!) & their ecological traits. Data descriptor & link to data here: doi.org/10.1038/s41597… #mountains #Ecology 1/n

Fuuly-funded #postdoc in Prague in #biodiversity & #macroecology. researchgate.net/job/979518_Pos…

Editor's choice: A protocol for reproducible functional diversity analyses onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ec… #openscience #reproducibility #standradprotocol #RStats #shinyApp

Fully funded PhD with me and great colleagues. The impact of pesticides on farmland birds. Apply here:research.ncl.ac.uk/one-planet/stu…

In the latest issue of BOU 👩🏻‍🏫👨🏿‍🏫🧕🏽👳🏽‍♂️ 🌈 High nest failure but better nestling quality for early breeders in an alpine population of Northern Wheatear | onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ib… Maria Sander et al | #ornithology

1/3 📢 ONLINE MEETING (link below) Tomorrow (January 20) at 3 p.m. CET @FridayForBirds Bruktawit Abdu will give a presentation on two species, the population of each is estimated to number only 50–250 adults: Liben Lark and White-winged Fluftail.

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Horton et al. (2023) Six decades of North American #birdbanding records reveal plasticity in migration phenology Journal of Animal Ecology 👉doi.org/10.1111/1365-2… @Kyle__Horton @Sara_R_Morris Benjamin Van Doren Dr. Kristen Covino (she/her) | #ornithology #birdmigration #birdringing

Join @FridayForBirds for a thought-provoking discussion on Environmental Variation and Immunity in Birds with Dr. Henry K. Ndithia of the National Museums of Kenya. 17.02.2023 03:00 PM CET

Another chapter of my #PhD thesis out on Journal of #Ornithology! We assessed for the first time what #bird species are found on #avalanche tracks in the #Alps and how these contribute to bird diversity in #mountain landscapes by creating habitat mosaics. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

If we want the conservation efforts we make in Europe to play a significant role in protecting long-distance migratory landbird’s (Europe’s most rapidly declining bird species), we need to consider their full annual cycle, including what happens in their non-breeding grounds.

🚨 POSTDOC JOB ALERT 🚨 18months postdoc with Samuel Caro & I on the respirometry of great tits 🐦in a context of adaptation to cities and climate change @cefemontpellier 🌞🌇 🗓️Applications close 31/03/23 Details here: euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/74489 Please RT! 📢#postdocjobs

I'm looking for students interested in developing a PhD project on #avian #malaria #haemoparasites, based at the Nature Research Centre in Lithunia. More information below. #International applicants strongly encouraged - please get in touch! Please RT! #ornithology #PhD

👉️ Poster 367: High-alpine specialists: Snowfinches are highly sensible to changing snowmelt phenology and habitat composition #EOU2023 Christian Schano

#Alpinebirds at #EOU2023 with Diego Rubolini talking about future high-elevation climate refugia for alpine specialists, Yann Rime, Camille Mermillon and Maria Sander covering the #Wheatear migration strategy, predators and trophic links

Based on the EURING Migration Atlas migrationatlas.org, BirdMigrationLab shows long-term changes in migrant movement patterns #EOU2

#EOU2023 hosts us in a nice part of Lund. But how does urban traffic infrastructure affect bird diversity? See poster 68, presented by Maria Sander.

If you are curious and want to know why #avalanches are important for #mountain bird diversity, come and join me tomorrow Friday 25th August at 15:30 in the oral session 18 about #CommunityEcology #EOU2023 #ornithology Lund University