Ecologist with increasingly molecular inclinations @ Univ. of Oulu & Univ. of Eastern Finland.
Amateur photographer, painter, and squirrel-whisperer.
Occasionally updated blog on my research: ontheoriginofspecimens.blog
Text from Ranua here: ranuaresort.com/en/news/news...
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Text from Ranua here: ranuaresort.com/en/news/news...
#Science @uniuef.bsky.social
The counter for this year: 123 species, of which 10% are species I had not (consciously) seen before. One of last weekend's additions: a common scoter. #birds
The counter for this year: 123 species, of which 10% are species I had not (consciously) seen before. One of last weekend's additions: a common scoter. #birds
It's one of my favourite times of the year.
It's baby grebe and parent taxi time.
Useful for predator avoidance? Yes. Absolutely adorable? Also yes.
Note that the parents may conceal the young, but the clearly raised wings in the silhouette are a good indicator of carried offspring.
#birds
It's one of my favourite times of the year.
It's baby grebe and parent taxi time.
Useful for predator avoidance? Yes. Absolutely adorable? Also yes.
Note that the parents may conceal the young, but the clearly raised wings in the silhouette are a good indicator of carried offspring.
#birds
Unfortunately, willow tits are declining across much of their range, with forestry seen as the main culprit (the birds need soft rotting stumps to excavate their nest cavities, which are rarely left in managed forests). #birds
Unfortunately, willow tits are declining across much of their range, with forestry seen as the main culprit (the birds need soft rotting stumps to excavate their nest cavities, which are rarely left in managed forests). #birds