#Phenology

Washington Square Park Eco Projects

Two colored leaves from the same #Prunusserrulata in #WashingtonSquarePark. #kwanzancherry #phenology #fallfornyc Wow! Fall color in Kwanzan cherry. #washingtonsquarepark #phenology Not to be upstaged: the colored leaves of Yoshino

Ryan W. McEwan, PhD.

Right now in Dayton you can see Acer saccharinum (silver maple) absolutely full of maturing samaras (little "helicopters" with seeds).They have a LOT of samaras, and the samaras are green,

Graham Appleton

GrahamFAppleton

TIME is an important part of the MIGRATION story for #waders #shorebirds.A short thread 1/7 Firstly - who goes where? Summary of migration of #waders to/from/through UK/Ireland:https://wadertales.wordpress.com/2017/07/20/which-wader-when-and-why/ #or

I walked the creek for hours. I saw no beavers, or even mink for that matter. But it was glorious. Grateful for #EtobicokeCreek (little Etobicoke Creek seen here, a few

Harriet Lambert

Thrilled to have my first paper published in @ScienceMagazine today. Thanks to my amazing co-author @foteini_pas!We show how #Bumblebees make plants flower earlier - bumblebees are gardening!A thread 1/17 Paper:

Global Flyway Network

1/21 #ISTC20 #Sesh9Hi shorebird folks! 1more4U2go! Migratory shorebirds connect. Movements, presence & phenotypes signal the state of habitats. Let's develop tracked individual migratory birds as sentinels (of connected parts) of

2018 is the 61st year of long term ecological research in Burrishoole #BurrishooleLTER @MarineInst. I'm going to pin this tweet here and at the end of every month add some

1/11. #WSTC7 #ContSesh2 Seabirds accumulate & transport contaminants, acting as biovectors. Biovector transport is nicely illustrated on this fig from Blais et al. 2007. But how effects at distant locations

We have a new paper in @JournalSystBio delving further into my PhD @rbge_Science & @OxfordPlants w @pablomurod. Whoop! http://doi.org/10.1080/14772000.2020.1751339Funded by a @NERCscience PhD studentship & grants from @LeverhulmeTru

Sheila Colla, Ph.D

I keep hearing reference to planting Victory gardens. I'm not a historian (check out @Ian_Mosby's amazing work) but it seems to me like something different is needed during this pandemic.

I think the history of @AmOrnith's approach to the standardization of English common names of birds deserves a little attention so I'm going to tweet about bird names a little