My week with Twitter(X)

Posts: 

• This article explains results of conditioning fledgling raptors to avoid dangerous powerline perches experiment.

• This article claims "significant negative correlation between annual building density and kestrel abundance." It also says urbanization reduces American kestral population and may be a key component of countrywide kestrel population decline.

• This article provides insight into difficulties faced by raptors in adapting to changing environments in Asia.

• This article describes the importance of American Kestrel survival past their first breeding season as a tool to reduce population decline.

• This article explores anticoagulant rodenticide as potential driver in American Kestrel population decline.

Retweets:

• Legislative win for aves (below)

found an artistic conservation medium for aves (below)

reinforced my push for spreading awareness of harm faced by urban bird-building collisions (below) 

shared interesting development in bird population control (below)

Found an impressive camera system that can keep birds safe...urban application potential? (below)

Twitter(X) activity summary
- researched the American Kestrel and identified it as a potential focus area for advocacy. 
- found a few more researchers and organizations to follow 
- there weren't as many interesting posts this week from the owl accounts I follow so I branched out into a broader focus.