Brendan Doe

laziobirder.bsky.social

16 October 2026 06:03

Last day on Fair Isle didn't produce any scarce or rare passerines but a Long-eared Owl in the Obs plantation was a smashing bird to finish this year's trip on. @fairislebirdobs.bsky.social #ukbirding

Paul Dufour

pauldufour80.bsky.social

03 October 2026 20:37

The second target species for these Bluetooth tags was the Blue Tit, to test their potential for studying irruptive migratory movements. The first results, after a few days, are just so cool. Still pretty crazy to think that we can follow the migration of such a small bird in (almost) real time! 😎

Paul Dufour

pauldufour80.bsky.social

03 October 2026 20:32

First days at the ringing camp in Pape, Latvia 🇱🇻 Main goal is to try these new Blumorpho (Bluetooth) devices, here on a Yellow-browed Warbler. Hopefully, we could get nice trajectories of this species in Europe coupled with the genomic origin of each bird.🤞

Joe Wynn

joewynnbirds.bsky.social

03 October 2026 20:23

The autumn arrival of yellow-browed warblers is pure magic every year. This season we’ve been on Shetland taking genomic samples from these enigmatic birds, in the hope we can link ’reverse’ migration to underlying genomic factors 🧬🗺️ excited to see what we find!

Birds of the World | The Cornell Lab

birdsoftheworld.bsky.social

25 September 2026 05:17

We have hosted many inspiring webinars over the last 5 years, but none has brought me to my knees like today's featuring the Bustards Without Borders team and Nigel Collar (BirdLife) giving a awe-inspiring, and deeply sobering look at bustards and what is happening across their wide range.