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My article "Spatial scale and the synchrony of ecological disruption" appeared today in Nature. Read and share here: rdcu.be/cBYht

Hummingbirds may seem noble hovering fairies that trade pollination services for nectar, but more than 20 times, short-billed species evolved long toenails to cling to feed or pierce flowers to steal nectar, while long-billed species must hover to feed. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…

Extremely enjoyable and fruitful work with Robert Colwell, @tf_rangel, @Euastrum, Gregor Yanega, and Diego Sustaita! Stayed tuned for the typeset version which will be fully open access! In the meantime feel free to access this unformatted version here: robertkcolwell.org/media_files/48…

Reaching deep: honeybees adapt their nectar extraction mechanisms to maintain feeding efficiency! Check out our data- and methods- rich paper on #mechanoethology and the importance of considering the actual behavior rather than accepting preconceptions! pnas.org/doi/abs/10.107…

Ken Feeley and I just published a paper in Biotropica, following up on predictions my colleagues and I made in 2008 regarding the effects of climate warming in the lowland tropics. Unfortunately, it looks like some of them are coming true.

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Eagle awesomeness! MT Sea No Plastic: White-bellied sea eagle with penguin prey, taken at Wattamolla, NSW.

Our new paper in MEE, inspired by citizen scientist Ditch Townsend: bit.ly/DitchCitSci x.com/MarineSciComm/…

Bottom-up Citizen Science and Biodiversity Statistics methodsblog.wordpress.com/2017/06/06/cit… via Methods in Ecology and Evolution