CitSci WTSP

@WTSPsong

project looking at song variation in white-throated sparrows. Based out of UNBC and Wilfrid Laurier.

Canada
whitethroatsong.ca
Joined January 2016
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  1. 3 hours ago

    White-throats will be starting spring migration in the next few weeks. As migration approaches, you may hear them singing. We are interested in knowing about the songs where you live. Details on how to record and submit songs can be found on our website:

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    Apr 2

    Vocal Communication: Decoding Sexy Songs

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  3. Mar 27

    We really like the charming fellow in the middle on the left.

    Thanks for the great Sparrow ID Chart . Sparrows can be hard to ID at times, but this fun little chart will make it alot easier. Print out a copy and keep it with you whenever you are birdwatching.
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  4. Feb 24

    Study used collected recordings to analyse ecological and evolutionary factors shaping song across 578 species of passerines.

    Global macroevolution and macroecology of passerine song
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  5. Feb 21

    The best colour combination in nature.

    White-throated Sparrow
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    Feb 21

    How songbirds learn to sing

    Very interesting about and how they learn to
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  7. Feb 7

    Lots of live tweets coming from . We're glad to be able to follow along from home. Thanks tweeps!

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    Feb 7

    Do you like frogs? Join FrogID and record frog calls. So far 13000 frog sounds submitted

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    Feb 6

    Please RT! Looking for 1 (maybe 2) PhD students to join my lab in fall 2018, to help on a project looking at urbanization and birds, with a focus on Ontario's cities. Combo of citizen science, field, and lab approaches to answer important questions about how cities impact birds!

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    Feb 3

    Bird feeders are not friendly spots where everyone gets along. Some of the most intense avian rivalries are hashed out among the seeds and suet.

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  11. Jan 26

    This is a nice example of a shift in song structure, and in SASPs they have a good understanding of why the song has changed.

    Industrial noise compels Savannah sparrows to change their tune via
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    Jan 21

    It's time for in 2018! Sign-up for the webinar to learn the ins and outs of this event celebrating .

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    Jan 21

    Light pollution and birds - new research via :

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    Jan 20

    project organizers: it's time to get affiliated with SciStarter’s -funded webtools! Here's how: (You won’t be sorry!)

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  15. Jan 11

    Oh cool. Someone blogged one of my papers!
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    Jan 10
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    Thank you for the ! We had great fun doing them and glad to hear they were appreciated. Some cool you got going on!

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    3 Dec 2017

    ❗️ We have exciting news...❗️ We have a project launching on in just 🔟 days' time! Say hello to ! You'll be able to see what we've been photographing in the collections, and help us explore bird colour!

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    5 Oct 2017

    Two grad student opportunities to work with Mountain Chickadees and White-throated Sparrows in program . Please share.

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    1 Oct 2017

    project on crosses 3000 records

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    2 Oct 2017

    Thanks to all who came to camp on weekend. We stumbled on this amazing Sooty Owl while surveying forest planned for logging!

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