Posts by Teresa Catry
📢📢PhD opportunity!
We are looking for enthusiastic researchers to develop a project looking at the ontogeny of migratory behaviour!
Deadline for expression of interest: 8 February 2026
👉Check details here: drive.google.com/file/d/1wow2...
#migration #ornithology #GPStracking
Murmurations of....Glossy ibis!!!
Happy new year!
#ornithology
@ednacorreia.bsky.social
Postponed deadline until the end of December!
#ornithology #PhD
The importance of waders for seed dispersal in a rapidly changing world
NEW PERSPECTIVE by Green and Lovas-Kiss
www.waderstudygroup.org/article/19803/
#ornithology #waders #shorebirds #OpenAccess
In case you missed this big news! The entire corpus of Birds of the World is now available in Portuguese! We hope Portuguese-speakers worldwide will find this useful!
birdsoftheworld.org/bow/news/por...
Interested in bird ecology and rice landscapes? We’re inviting expressions of interest from candidates keen to develop a PhD project within the scope of the BirdRice project. Check for the complete details below, and get in touch until the 21st of November!
👉 drive.google.com/file/d/1Koy8...
Illustration of a European Roller bird perched on a branch with pale green leaves. The bird features vibrant turquoise-blue plumage on its head, chest, and tail, with rich brown and deep blue feathers on its wings. The background is plain, highlighting the bird’s detailed coloration and delicate stance. The image, from an 1837 publication, showcases the Roller’s distinctive bright colors and sleek body, associated with beach and coastal habitats in Europe.
🏖️ The birds of Europe..
London, Printed by R. and J.E. Taylor, pub. by the author, 1837..
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@ednacorreia.bsky.social @jpgranadeiro.bsky.social @jsgutierrez.bsky.social @inescatry.bsky.social @tatsuya-amano.bsky.social @ananuno.bsky.social
BirdDRice: Reconciling agriculture with biodiversity conservation: functional equivalence and connectivity between natural wetlands and rice fields as waterbird habitats
Extremelly happy that our project BirdRice was approved for funding! We will keep studying the relationships between #waterbirds and #ricefields while trying to solve human-wildlife conflicts.
#ornithology #tracking #connectivity #agriculture #conservation
@cienciasulisboa.bsky.social
En algun lugar del frente ucraniano un drone militar graba con camara termica un zorro cazando. Atentos a la definicion de los micrmamiferos...Sera deformación profesional pero vaya abanico de posibilidades
Sexual Dimorphism in the Glossy Ibis (Plegadis falcinellus): Tools for Field-Based Sex Determination | doi.org/10.1675/063.... | Waterbirds | #ornithology 🪶
Tools for sex-determination of Glossy ibis in the field.
#ornithology
@jpgranadeiro.bsky.social
Scientific productivity gap based on English-language peer-reviewed papers. Shown are the maximum % differences in the number of peer-reviewed papers published by female native English speakers from a high-income country (-45%), female non-native English speakers from a high-income country (-60%), and female non-native English speakers from a lower-middle income country (-70%), compared to male native English speakers from a high-income country (red flag). Credit: Tatsuya Amano
How do your #linguistic, #economic & #gender backgrounds impact your #scientific productivity? @tatsuya-amano.bsky.social & co reveal that being a woman, a non-native English speaker, and from a low-income country is associated with a 70% reduction in productivity @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/4n3RLRQ
During the last days, 2 of our tagged Glossy ibis left Iberia to Morocco. "Giganta", the 2nd-year bird on the left, returned to Doñana 3 days after departing. "Fugas", the juvenile on the right, seems more confident to stay. No tagged birds in the UK for now!
#ornithology #tracking
PhD position available on climate change, cyanobacterial blooms, and human health @ebdonana.bsky.social We are looking for interested candidates, details attached. Please share.. @sibecol.bsky.social @freshwaterscience.bsky.social @aillimnologia.bsky.social @aslo.org @sil-limnology.bsky.social
The new fieldwork season in the rice fields of the Tagus estuary has just started! Glossy ibis are already gathering in large flocks during the night.
#ornithology #tracking #ricefields
Materiais de origem humana usados em ninhos de cegonhas estão a matar as suas crias: Inês Catry, investigadora de CIÊNCIAS, coordenou um estudo onde foram monitorizadas 32 colónias e 568 ninhos de cegonha-branca no Alentejo e Algarve entre 2018 e 2023.
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We didn’t vote for you to be complicit in genocide. We voted for you to protect human rights. @kajakallas.bsky.social @vonderleyen.ec.europa.eu — you still have time to make the right choice. #SuspendTheDeal
In our new paper, we show that using ropes as nesting material (particularly baler twine) cause entanglement and mortality #WhiteStork nestlings. It's time to rethink our agricultural practices and materials!
@inescatry.bsky.social @aldinafranco.bsky.social
#ornithology #ecology #conservation 🧪
We found that plastic materials left in the environment are carried by white storks to their nests and then cause chick mortality due to entanglements www.theguardian.com/environment/... link to paper: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... @ueaenv.bsky.social @ueaceec.bsky.social
Wonderful news for the people and the birds of Guinea-Bissau and the Bijagós Archipelago - a really unique place in the world!
Still, a challenging future ahead!
#ornithology #migration #conservation
An excellent PhD thesis. Birds don't understand borders, and the community of storks, ibis, gulls etc in the ricefields of the Tagus/Tajo delta is similar to that of the ricefields in Doñana, with similar conservation issues and agricultural conflicts
Our research on waterbird ecology in the rice fields of the Tagus river basin made the cover of Hydrobiologia.
You can read the paper here: link.springer.com/article/10.1...
#ornithology #ricefields
@cienciasulisboa.bsky.social @jpgranadeiro.bsky.social
Yes, at the Tagus rice fields. There are many movements between the Tagus and Donana!
Glossy ibis are also more into the marshes, but some still visit the surrounding rice fields.