Another week with Twitter :)

Stumbled upon an incredibly informative account that frequently posts research papers multiple times a day!!! --> https://twitter.com/IBIS_journal

IBIS was following ALL of the other new accounts I followed this week.

Besides that exciting discovery, I reposted a bunch of audubon society posts and assorted bird-related posts.

Found a neat thread detailing urban avian adaptation

Notable posts/retweets:

Kestrel Thread: I made a thread about the decline of American Kestrel population using mostly research articles and one news article. Given the volume of research articles about the topic and the recency of these articles (2023), this is among the most important issues for raptor conservation.

Although my focus was initially on owls, I've determined that more resources are available concerning birds of prey as a whole than owls specifically, therefore my focus has shifted towards all birds of prey.

BLOG REPLIES

https://ashleysegat.wixsite.com/writing-60/post/birds-have-brains-let-s-talk-about-it Ashley said something meaningful that changed the way I will approach the research/experiment process: she explained "how important it is to adjust research in order to answer your question, rather than shaping your research around your experiment."

https://analisebuell.wixsite.com/analisebuell/post/week-4-on-x

Analise shared interesting research about dogs, specifically their vast capacity for understanding nouns.

https://etchan14.wixsite.com/my-website/post/twitter-tuesday-4-23

Elijah took action to spread awareness when he saw a wolf subject to torturous conditions by human hands.