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.@AliceTrevail: Best poster at #WSC2. Couldn't agree more

Finally found recipient of Speechless Award: Annette Fayet, who gave a great talk despite losing voice #WSC2 https://t.co/zoeb8GSH6i

6th Intrrnational Albatross and Petrel Conference, Barcelona September 2016 #IAPC6 #WSC2 http://www.iapc6.info/

John Croxall's #WSC2 plenary shows @Seabirders coming of age: developing data quality has allowed new focus on conservation outcomes

Hey #WSC2, what seat number are you in? @mjcarroll1985 has noticed there are no 13's!

Awesome final session on rescue of threatened seabird populations, seriously high-quality work! #multievent #WSC2

Pardo: #ElNino, krill crash & fisheries team-tackled survival of immature grey-headed albatross in 2000 #multievent #WSC2 @BAS_News

.@anitapayo: population studies help prevent Balearic shearwaters becoming rare as mermaids #WSC2 @IMEDEA_UIB_CSIC https://t.co/Zrfz3UgyYe

Something must be done to save 1/3 of world population of LBB gulls, #cull of competitors unsavoury but maybe needed: Juvaste #WSC2

Juvaste used a small aeroplane to catch gulls on Finnish lakes "but I broke it. Now a skidoo is good"! #WSC2

Gull migration from Finland v different to rest of Europe: LBBGs go to SE Africa: Juvaste #WSC2 @SkokholmIsland https://t.co/cgdtvoOYbd

Bridling in common guillemots: winter climate & breeding strategies -> microevolution? @tonereiert #WSC2 @TRBlab1 https://t.co/oEoddef1B8

Population growth of African penguin requires a healthy sardine population @rbsherley #WSC2

Dispersal may buy time for Emperor penguins but is global decline inevitable? Jenouvrier #WSC2 https://t.co/yskZW5HllF

Fry highlights rapid response by US and EU to ban toxic chemicals: positive action #WSC2

Fry: endocrine disrupting compounds from #plastics may cause permanent changes in #seabird behaviour and life history #WSC2

.@AliceTrevail gives a snapshot on plastic ingestion in fulmars, her poster is a must-see: P2-K-197 #WSC2 https://t.co/6M4EbP6pQU

Irish Beached Bird Survey shows fulmars are the seabird most likely to eat plastic - Heidi Acompora #WSC2 @BirdWatchIE @TheSeabirdGroup

Aleutian seabirds transfer phthalate pollutants to their eggs: potential for endocrine disruption? - Padula #WSC2

Talk, poster: done! Excellent day at #WSC2, thanks to @JNCC_UK for project contribution and @uniglos for funding https://t.co/ODqb84h3jS

Need to clear up your parasites before feeding the kids? Simply puke up your stomach lining* #WSC2 (*only for penguins - Kim) #barf

.@O_Hicks1 Accelerometry provides evidence of energetic cost of #parasitism in shags @CEHScienceNews #WSC2

.@O_Hicks1 Opens her talk with an opened up shag stomach complete with gastrointestinal #parasites #whatsfordinner #WSC2

Full house for Ursula Ellenberg on minimising researcher disturbance @TawakiProject #WSC2 https://t.co/6AC5xfb6Rk

Thought provoking exploration of Allee effects in seabirds by Heather Lynch. Coloniality constrains range expansion? #WSC2

Reflecting on this morning's first demography session, #ElNino oscillation affects #seabirds across the planet #WSC2

Demographic studies of rare seabirds needed, and awkward-to-study species too e.g. boulder scree nesters - Frederiksen #WSC2

Understanding spatial variation in demography is a priority to understand range changes: pool our data - Frederiksen #climatechange #WSC2

#Seabird #ecology: scale up to multiple species & widen collaborations --> general conclusions - Frederiksen #WSC2 https://t.co/YbuhD6lLQZ