This Monday, we talked about birds, their calls, and so much more with my colleague Agnes, in a workshop open to families at the Invention Rooms (white city campus).

Kids (and their fun parents) are always the best public - honestly I could do that all day 🥹

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I love these details so much - Natural History Museum, London 🦖🦕

Nice memories from our February fieldwork on Lundy Island 🐦

Handmade miniature book

- A very efficient way to relax after seeing the comments from Reviewer 2 🧘-

That's what I call quality time 🐦

This week I had the opportunity to stay in Auchinlek, one of the wonderful buildings of the Landmark Trust

Surrounded by six incredible, kind and talented women working in bird ecology ⭐

This sets the stage for future collaborations together 🪺

A beautiful case of BDRP : a Bad Day to Record Sparrows 🥲

Celebrating Darwin's birthday today (and his brilliant ideas, did you get the pun in the picture? 😇)

#CEEDarwin2025

The debate of today is "How would Darwin do fieldwork today ?"

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Trying to record house sparrows without them noticing... I love a good challenge !

Pspspsp sparrows, come here 😇

(Yep, probably a bit late to place it, but hopefully next year they will use it 🤞)

Beginning of PhD (2019) versus End of PhD (2022) ...

Can you spot the 7 differences? 🙃

Have you heard about Lundy Island ? 🏝️

This small island is in the South West of England. It is the home not only of puffins and sheep, but also of a population of house sparrows (lucky me!).
They have been the focus of tons of awesome research (i'll talk about it someday 🤸)

YEAHH FIRST POST✨

I'm Ambre, working on birds and mostly house sparrows, trying to understand what they say and why they say it.

New year resolution: I'll share one picture each week about my project: SPANTICS.

(SPArrows semaNTICS.. yeah.. never was and never will be good at acronyms 🥸)