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Vitek Jirinec

@vitekjirinec

PhD; ecology and conservation of birds, especially in the tropics.

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Lisa Bjerregaard Jørgensen (@bjerregaardlisa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'll take "Stuff that I never ever thought would happen" for 1000: Our paper is the cover story of this week's issue of nature 🤯🔥 nature.com/articles/s4158…

I'll take "Stuff that I never ever thought would happen" for 1000: Our paper is the cover story of this week's issue of <a href="/Nature/">nature</a> 🤯🔥
nature.com/articles/s4158…
Vitek Jirinec (@vitekjirinec) 's Twitter Profile Photo

More shrinking birds in response to climate change and then some—a nicely rounded paper leveraging broadly spatio-temporal MAPS data. Read it!

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**NEW** eBird Trend maps for N. America - Thanks to >1 million citizen scientists we now have fine-scale maps of population trends for >500 bird species. Many are deeply sobering, but they also contain hope that we can act eBird Cornell Lab science.ebird.org/en/status-and-…

**NEW** eBird Trend maps for N. America - Thanks to &gt;1 million citizen scientists we now have fine-scale maps of population trends for &gt;500 bird species. Many are deeply sobering, but they also contain hope that we can act <a href="/Team_eBird/">eBird</a> <a href="/CornellBirds/">Cornell Lab</a> science.ebird.org/en/status-and-…
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New paper out! We re-surveyed the Amazonian bird community at Cocha Cashu after almost 40 years. Compared to other remote lowland rainforest sites in the neotropics we find few declines at Cocha Cashu. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/author/H… Photo credit:Eliseo Parra @CORBIDI National Geographic Society

New paper out! We re-surveyed the Amazonian bird community at Cocha Cashu after almost 40 years. 
Compared to other remote lowland rainforest sites in the neotropics we find few declines at Cocha Cashu. 
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/author/H… 
Photo credit:Eliseo Parra @CORBIDI <a href="/InsideNatGeo/">National Geographic Society</a>
Vitek Jirinec (@vitekjirinec) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Paper alert: bio-loggers reveal Amazonian birds' unique thermoregulation strategies, with some lessons for conservation. 🌳🦗🐦‍⬛ Details rb.gy/9rkhfp, doi.org/10.1111/oik.10… #ClimateAction #Biodiversity Oikos

Paper alert: bio-loggers reveal Amazonian birds' unique thermoregulation strategies, with some lessons for conservation. 🌳🦗🐦‍⬛ Details rb.gy/9rkhfp, doi.org/10.1111/oik.10… #ClimateAction #Biodiversity <a href="/Oikos_Journal/">Oikos</a>
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Excited to share our new paper on occupancy modeling🎉 Movement patterns of your study species interact with survey protocols to affect occupancy estimates, sometimes in counterintuitive ways: doi.org/10.1111/2041-2… Jonathon Valente Methods in Ecology and Evolution #Ecology #OccupancyModels

Excited to share our new paper on occupancy modeling🎉 Movement patterns of your study species interact with survey protocols to affect occupancy estimates, sometimes in counterintuitive ways: doi.org/10.1111/2041-2… <a href="/JonathonValente/">Jonathon Valente</a> <a href="/MethodsEcolEvol/">Methods in Ecology and Evolution</a> #Ecology #OccupancyModels
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New study reveals unique thermoregulatory strategies of ground-foraging insectivorous birds in tropical rainforests. doi.org/10.1111/oik.10… 📷Tag on Ferruginous-backed Antbird © Vitek Jirinec Nordic Society Oikos Wiley Ecology & Evolution #Amazonianavifauna #climatechange #microclimaterefugia

New study reveals unique thermoregulatory strategies of ground-foraging insectivorous birds in tropical rainforests.
doi.org/10.1111/oik.10…

📷Tag on Ferruginous-backed Antbird
© <a href="/VitekJirinec/">Vitek Jirinec</a>

<a href="/NordicOikos/">Nordic Society Oikos</a> <a href="/WileyEcolEvol/">Wiley Ecology & Evolution</a> #Amazonianavifauna #climatechange #microclimaterefugia
Methods in Ecology and Evolution (@methodsecolevol) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Check out our fantastic new blog post by Vitek Jirinec and Jonathon Valente, and find our more about how a fieldwork challenge sparked a new way to think about occupancy models 🐦 buff.ly/3AacrEK

Check out our fantastic new blog post by <a href="/VitekJirinec/">Vitek Jirinec</a> and <a href="/JonathonValente/">Jonathon Valente</a>, and find our more about how a fieldwork challenge sparked a new way to think about occupancy models 🐦 

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Barred Owls in Louisiana: learn how owls move through urban areas by night AND day, their energetics, and how this relates to human affluence (spoiler: they prefer richer areas). doi.org/10.1093/ornith…, American Ornithological Society @OrnithApplic

Barred Owls in Louisiana: learn how owls move through urban areas by night AND day, their energetics, and how this relates to human affluence (spoiler: they prefer richer areas). doi.org/10.1093/ornith…, <a href="/AmOrnith/">American Ornithological Society</a> @OrnithApplic
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Read the latest blog post on Wing Beat, "Tracking Barred Owls night and day in Baton Rouge: Why studying the entire diel cycle matters for understanding bird habitat," by Vitek Jirinec Related paper: doi.org/10.1093/ornith… Blog post: americanornithology.org/tracking-barre…

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We’ve been documenting how climate change is impacting birds in Amazonia, but this is the first paper to reveal direct negative demographic consequences. Over 27 years, harsher dry seasons slashed survival—up to 63% with just a 1°C rise. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… #ClimateChange

We’ve been documenting how climate change is impacting birds in Amazonia, but this is the first paper to reveal direct negative demographic consequences. Over 27 years, harsher dry seasons slashed survival—up to 63% with just a 1°C rise. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
#ClimateChange