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Michi Tobler @toblermichi.bsky.social · 23/03/2026

Nice to see our review out in @avianbiology.bsky.social! Flight is costly - but so are infections. We argue that infections may be a substantial, yet mostly overlooked, source for oxidative stress in migrating birds. doi.org/10.1002/jav.... #Migration #Birds #OxidativeStress #Ornithology 🪶 🧵1/5

First page of the review in Journal of Avian Biology entitled: Oxidative costs of migration: infections as an added burden by Michi Tobler and co-authors. Inlcudes journal banner and doi-link

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Ally Phillimore @allyphillimore.bsky.social · 12/02/2025

Fieldwork opportunity: We're looking to hire a field assistant for the www.phenoweb.org project starting 1 April. Please repost. #phenology #fieldwork #birdringing

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Dr Simon Goodman @phoca-sapiens.bsky.social · 31/01/2025

Papers like this really underscore the importance of long term monitoring datasets for understanding climate change impacts on biodiversity... And highlight the dire consequences of even modest temperature increases. 🧪🌍🦤🦜 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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Climate change aggravates bird mortality in pristine tropical forests

Climate change threatens Amazon rainforest birds, with harsher dry seasons significantly affecting their survival over 27 years.

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CSIC @csic.es · 28/01/2025

🍃¿Puede ayudar aliarnos con la ecología a prevenir una pandemia? El investigador del #CSIC en el @mncn-csic.bsky.social Fernando Valladares profundiza en este tema en una entrevista en @aventurasaber 👇📺

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La aventura del Saber - Programa educativo en RTVE Play

La aventura del Saber en RTVE Play. Disfruta de la educación y de los programas, series, películas, podcast e informativos gratis en la plataforma de RTVE

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Carolina Remacha @cremacha.bsky.social · 27/01/2025

NEW PAPER doi.org/10.1098/rspb... ! In nature time is precious. We discovered that young of a small passerine bird, the Eurasian blackcaps, infected by haemosporidians, commonly known as avian malaria parasites, were delayed in the moult that confers these birds an adult plumage.

The image shows at the top left, the map with the 26 localities spanning the wide range of environmental conditions across Iberian Spain. At the bottom left, a photo of a juvenile Eurasian blackcap together with a rectangle showing the codes that indicate the progress of the post-juvenile moult (from 1 to 6) and the summary of the main results (lower moult scores indicative of delayed moult in birds with Plasmodium, Haemoproteus and high-Haemoproteus parasite load). At the top right there is the Figure 2 of the paper with the mean posterior probability and 95% Bayesian credible intervals (BCI) of each stage of PJM (represented with different colours) in juvenile blackcaps that were either uninfected, single-infected or co-infected by any haemosporidian lineage. And finally, at the bottom right there is the figure 3 of the paper with the relationship between the Haemoproteus intensity and the posterior probability of each post-juvenile moult score.

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Carolina Remacha @cremacha.bsky.social · 27/01/2025

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British Ornithologists’ Union (BOU) @bou.org.uk · 13/01/2025

📢 APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN... ...for the BOU Summer Placement Scheme Financially supporting undergraduate students to carry out summer #ornithology research placements Application deadline: 31 March Guidelines & application form: bou.org.uk/funding/s... 🪶 #ukbirds

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