Interesting insights into sound frequency!

📣 CALL FOR PAPERS 📣 Special issue: FROM CHIRPS TO INSIGHTS: PASSIVE ACOUSTIC MONITORING FOR APPLIED ORNITHOLOGY More info: vist.ly/43vfp Guest editors: Jan O. Engler, Jenn Foote, @silvereyedom.bsky.social Simon Thorn #ornithology #birds 🪶🧪

[Please RT] Our collaborative project #BDBORS exploring the link between nesting phenology and substrate property, is still ongoing, with collected data in Asia and America. You monitor ground-nesting birds in tropics? Then consider joining us! Contact me :) #ornithology #birds #tropicalecology

A comparative analysis of song amplitude across and within bird species | royalsocietypublishi... | Proceedings of the Royal Society B | #ornithology 🪶

In the LATEST ISSUE of IBIS Methods of acoustic data processing affect species detectability in passive acoustic monitoring of multi-species playback | onlinelibrary.wiley.... Dominika Winiarska, Paweł Szymański, Tomasz S. Osiejuk | #ornithology 🪶

Our new study is out! 🐦 BirdNET performs best with all-day recordings, but humans still lead in short-term surveys. However, the method of detection significantly affects diversity estimates... www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

We've just launched AviList! - the new unified global taxonomic checklist for the world's birds, developed through the Working Group on Avian Classification, including BirdLife, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, IOC and others @birdlifeglobal.bsky.social @birdsoftheworld.bsky.social www.avilist.org

A very cool (but sad) case study on great tit entanglement in the nest, conducted mostly by students from our biological science club! 🐦 doi.org/10.1080/2475...

I recently received Principles of Soundscape Ecology as a gift. Overall, it’s a very good introduction to the science of acoustics. Personally, I’d have appreciated more on sound fundamentals and less on analysis methods. It’s great for beginners, though. #sciencereads

Our new article is here! Lots of hard work with detection ranges of 43 species, but nothing is ever easy when it comes to bird detectability… 🦉

This weekend, I had the pleasure of visiting Biebrza National Park in northeastern Poland. Sadly, the region is facing a hydrological drought—where there should be water, there’s only dry grass. Is this the new normal?