
Assistant Professor at Illinois State University. Birds, behavior, and evolution. https://xitter.cf/t.co/kNdK088H0y. #ReteMirabile
Babylon, NY
Joined October 2011
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El ritmo del canto en aves tropicales, una entrevista chévere que me hicieron en DivulgaCiencia: youtu.be/ge4OADcA3QI?si=ylsC…
Jorge is an amazing environmental communicator! @jacastilloc89 youtu.be/3PH2fWxUVak?si=sMjd…
Nido Y Polluelos De La Eufonia Garganta Negra Mesoamericana Euphonia Affinis En Un Área Suburbana En Tabasco, México (Sánchez Soto y Candelero, 2024) Foto: Saúl Sánchez Soto revistas.usfq.edu.ec/index.p…
Primer Registro De Depredación De Nidos De Pava De Spix Penelope Jacquacu (Cracidae) Por El Capuchino De Frente Blanca De Humboldt (Cebus Yuracus) (Amigo, 2024) Foto: Xavier Amigo revistas.usfq.edu.ec/index.p…
Nuestra investigación en el ritmo del de los cucaracheros Microcerculus ahora está en BirdNote en español! @ferduque14 @jclarkepaleolab youtu.be/IP6hM-ZC6yA?si=O0mZ…
Does Nature Have Rights? | WILD HOPE | Full Episode youtu.be/ntdzbxTtv7A via @YouTube
Here is a cool video of a zebra finch with its own song player youtu.be/zy-2nP1mFR4
How did a lineage of birds lost maternal care in a short evolutionary time? Learn more at my talk at #SICB2023. Jan 04. Evolution of Behavior I, concurrent session. #cowbird #broodparasite #prolactin #neoteny
Replying to @LSmonster @ferduque14
It is the Ecuadorian Hillstar. Most of its song is above 10kHz, reaching up to 16 kHz. To a human, it sounds like a soft whisper. Here is a picture that I took of the hummer.
A lot of food for thought in this video! youtu.be/jLiHLDrOTW8




