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Erica Calabretta

@ericacalabretta.bsky.social

MSc | PhD Student at @klivvvienna.bsky.social @fusanilab.bsky.social 🐦🐍🦉🐝🦦🕷️🐚🐳🐛🐆🦇🐿️🦕🦎🐌🐸🐢🐗🐫 Research gate ~ www.researchgate.net/profile/Erica-… L ~ linkedin.com/in/erica-calabretta-801165150

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KLI @kli.ac.at · 26/03/2026

🌟KLI Fellow Erica Calabretta @ericacalabretta.bsky.social delivered a Brown Bag Talk titled "Birds in Two Worlds: Carry-Over Effects of Non-Breeding Conditions on Spring Migration Ecology". Thank you, Erica, for the great presentation that sparked a lively discussion! 👏👏👏

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Journal of Avian Biology @avianbiology.bsky.social · 12/09/2025

NEW PAPER: investigating hormonal mechanisms and energy conditions of birds at stopover in relation to weather conditions encountered over the Mediterranean Sea route during pre-breeding migration. ➡️ vist.ly/46jvx #ornithology #birds 🪶 @ericacalabretta.bsky.social @fusanilab.bsky.social

Picture of a garden warbler. Photo credit: Erica Calabretta

Fig. 3 from the article: Stress-induced corticosterone concentrations (partial residuals) in (a) whitethroats and (b) garden warblers as a function of air temperature measured along the Mediterranean route to Ponza during the night before the bird's arrival

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KLIVV Vienna @klivvvienna.bsky.social · 22/07/2025

📢Congratulations to @ericacalabretta.bsky.social for the publication of her first PhD thesis chapter, "Passerine stopover physiology: weather variability does not alter corticosterone dynamics after sea crossing"! 👏🥳🐥 doi.org/10.1002/jav.... @fusanilab.bsky.social 📸: Wikipedia

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Izzie Héjja-B. @izziehb.bsky.social · 24/02/2025

Can humans discriminate individual birds of the spotted bowerbird from photographs?🪶 Students from the @fusanilab.bsky.social @univie.ac.at need you to answer that question! You can test your visual discrimination skills with their online experiment (~15 min long): sosci.univie.ac.at/bowerbird_di...

Picture showing the back of two bowerbirds, potentially corresponding to the same individual. Below is the question: Are these two pictures showing the same individual or different individuals?

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