Bryn Evans
@brynevans.bsky.social
Wildlife enthusiast | Camera trap nerd | Capoeirista
I currently teach kids not to bite each other, while appreciating carnivores who do! Also working on a tiny house and being an overbearing cat mum <3
I currently teach kids not to bite each other, while appreciating carnivores who do! Also working on a tiny house and being an overbearing cat mum <3
Around Tday a few years back I was lured by the pic of a gorgeous crimson colored cranberry curd pie - every bit as delicious as lemon curd, and not healthy at all lol (though, cranberries have antioxidants riiiigghht?)
Now if we just ADD some pecan peach crisp..... I'm on board for all of it🤤
Now if we just ADD some pecan peach crisp..... I'm on board for all of it🤤
April 18, 2024 at 6:02 PM
Around Tday a few years back I was lured by the pic of a gorgeous crimson colored cranberry curd pie - every bit as delicious as lemon curd, and not healthy at all lol (though, cranberries have antioxidants riiiigghht?)
Now if we just ADD some pecan peach crisp..... I'm on board for all of it🤤
Now if we just ADD some pecan peach crisp..... I'm on board for all of it🤤
🤣 But that looks so much more colorful in the staged, filtered pics than brown rice and black beans and soggy kale...
April 17, 2024 at 5:10 PM
🤣 But that looks so much more colorful in the staged, filtered pics than brown rice and black beans and soggy kale...
Tooooeeee beeeaaans! 🐾
Yeah my first instinct was hare with the pattern of front feet landing and then back feet together, but defined toes had me second guessing big squirrel maybe... More please! I'll look through my archives for some to share 🙃
Yeah my first instinct was hare with the pattern of front feet landing and then back feet together, but defined toes had me second guessing big squirrel maybe... More please! I'll look through my archives for some to share 🙃
November 7, 2023 at 7:11 PM
Tooooeeee beeeaaans! 🐾
Yeah my first instinct was hare with the pattern of front feet landing and then back feet together, but defined toes had me second guessing big squirrel maybe... More please! I'll look through my archives for some to share 🙃
Yeah my first instinct was hare with the pattern of front feet landing and then back feet together, but defined toes had me second guessing big squirrel maybe... More please! I'll look through my archives for some to share 🙃
Yeah that didn't look right at all 😞
October 22, 2023 at 6:02 PM
Yeah that didn't look right at all 😞
Such a wasted opportunity for the best article title ever:
"Cats are purrfect. Because science"
But otherwise, tot agree! 😺
"Cats are purrfect. Because science"
But otherwise, tot agree! 😺
October 19, 2023 at 11:58 PM
Such a wasted opportunity for the best article title ever:
"Cats are purrfect. Because science"
But otherwise, tot agree! 😺
"Cats are purrfect. Because science"
But otherwise, tot agree! 😺
Wonderful idea, thank you for taking the initiative! I'm new to the platform, looking forward to having invites to submit 💙
October 15, 2023 at 9:23 PM
Wonderful idea, thank you for taking the initiative! I'm new to the platform, looking forward to having invites to submit 💙
Hi! I'm Bryn (she/her), and most of my professional life has revolved around surveys for terrestrial mammals (special soft spot for mesocarnivores 🧡). I'm on hiatus from academia, but have just about recovered from my PhD to be thinking about what's next! In the meantime, I work with kiddos! 👦🏻👧🏾👶🏼
October 14, 2023 at 10:38 PM
Hi! I'm Bryn (she/her), and most of my professional life has revolved around surveys for terrestrial mammals (special soft spot for mesocarnivores 🧡). I'm on hiatus from academia, but have just about recovered from my PhD to be thinking about what's next! In the meantime, I work with kiddos! 👦🏻👧🏾👶🏼
Here's the link! It is open source, please reach out if you want to chat! HUGE thanks to my amazing co-authors, especially A. Bolinjkar and G. Archambault who are published here for the FIRST TIME! The dream team for sure 🙌
wildlife.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
wildlife.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
September 30, 2023 at 4:55 AM
Here's the link! It is open source, please reach out if you want to chat! HUGE thanks to my amazing co-authors, especially A. Bolinjkar and G. Archambault who are published here for the FIRST TIME! The dream team for sure 🙌
wildlife.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
wildlife.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
3/4 As we had predicted, the probability a site will be used by a female with young is positively associated with hardwood trees - these have been shown to provide food resources by previous studies in Maine. Meanwhile, the history of disturbance at a site does not seem to have a negative impact!
September 30, 2023 at 4:53 AM
3/4 As we had predicted, the probability a site will be used by a female with young is positively associated with hardwood trees - these have been shown to provide food resources by previous studies in Maine. Meanwhile, the history of disturbance at a site does not seem to have a negative impact!
2/4 The parameterization to include transitions from any initial state to the next state being either used by adult bears only (state 1) or used by a female with young (state 2) took some long hard thinking, but hopefully it will be useful to others interested in using a similar approach!
September 30, 2023 at 4:51 AM
2/4 The parameterization to include transitions from any initial state to the next state being either used by adult bears only (state 1) or used by a female with young (state 2) took some long hard thinking, but hopefully it will be useful to others interested in using a similar approach!
Ooooph I feel this to my core. But you're almost done, hang in there! And you know what, I was starting to wonder if the spark would ever come back... but after a year and a half I'm finally feeling refreshed and enthusiastic to get back into wildlife work! I guess I really needed a break ❤️
September 29, 2023 at 4:08 AM
Ooooph I feel this to my core. But you're almost done, hang in there! And you know what, I was starting to wonder if the spark would ever come back... but after a year and a half I'm finally feeling refreshed and enthusiastic to get back into wildlife work! I guess I really needed a break ❤️