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Undergrad thesis from @KatieMiranda_ published today! Traditional monitoring methods dramatically underestimate duckling recruitment in cavity-nesting waterfowl @LSU_Honors @JonathanEarle2
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Nick Bakner
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Nick Bakner
@BaknerNicholas
Post Doctoral Research at TN Tech | hunter/trapper | PhD UGA 2023 | MS LSU 2019 | BS PSU 2013
Athens, GA Katılım Kasım 2019
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Please share with anyone who might be interested in joining our research team at @universityofri For more information or to apply, visit: jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/view-job/?id=9….
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We’re hiring field techs for our wild turkey research project for 2025. See below for more info!
@NWTF_official @BaknerNicholas @wildturkeydoc @wildturkeylab @NEGameandParks @UNL_IANR @UNLSNR @UNLExtension @UNL_CASNR @UNLincoln
Applied Wildlife Ecology & Spatial Movement Lab@AWESMLab
We are currently #hiring 3-4 field technician positions starting in January 2025 for our wild turkey project. This project is very hands-on and involves lots of hours outdoors. To learn more, visit awesmlab.unl.edu/download/Turke… Please share widely!
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Enjoyed discussing @tnwildlife sponsored mallard research with @mgbrasher on the @DucksUnlimited podcast. Stay tuned for more #duck research and convos coming soon!
@ABlakeBradshaw
@cjhighwayman
@cohenwildlab
@BaknerNicholas
Ducks Unlimited@DucksUnlimited
A research idea born in a duck blind matures into a $2 million cutting-edge study? Darn right, it did! And you can learn more about it on the latest episodes of the only podcast about all things waterfowl. Dr. @mgbrasher is joined by Tennessee Technological University's Dr. Abby Blake-Bradshaw and Dr. Nick Masto for their long-awaited discussion about the study we've all heard about—the wintering ecology of mallards in the Mid-South. Check out 'Ep. 582 – Studying Mallard Ducks in Western Tennessee' and 'Ep. 583 – Bumping Birds: What Are We Learning About Ducks, Sanctuary, and Hunters?' wherever you access podcasts. Photos: Courtesy of Cory Highway, PhD Student at Tennessee Technological University
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My brother and I defended our dissertations! I’ve accepted a postdoc at @universityofri and @BaknerNicholas at @tennesseetech. We couldn’t have done this without the support of our family, friends, and PhD committees. Proud of you Nick!
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Calling all 🦆 people!
I’m hiring waterfowl technicians to collect field data for my Master’s project. Come on down to Louisiana and work with Black-bellied Whistling-Ducks, Wood Ducks, and Hooded Mergansers!
@KevinRingelman @LSUAgCenter @DylanDoesDucks
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Please share widely! We are hiring a graduate student for our wild turkey research project focused on spatial ecology!
@UNLSNR @UNL_IANR @UNL_CASNR @UNLincoln @WLFWildlife @NWTF_official @WildTurkeyReprt @wildturkeydoc @NEGameandParks @WildTurkeyNerd @BaknerNicholas
Applied Wildlife Ecology & Spatial Movement Lab@AWESMLab
We are looking for a graduate student (MS or PhD) to work on analysis of wild turkey spatial ecology, habitat selection and population dynamics. This is a collaborative project with the Nebraska Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit. Learn more: awesmlab.unl.edu/join-our-lab/
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Putting the finishing touches on our custom PyTorch machine learning algorithm that automatically enumerates and speciates ducks from drone imagery!
@LSUResearch @LSUAgCenter @DucksUnlimited @NFWFnews
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After the first two weeks post-hatch, turkey poults begin to behave like adults, including vocalizations. One of our field techs caught these poults calling while in the field. You can hear several vocalizations from the poults, including yelps, clucks and whines.
📷Kayli Newkirk
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Please RT: New PhD student position studying white-winged dove ecology in Texas with me and TPWD. Lots of banding and GPS-GSM tags + opportunities to do resource selection across an urban gradient, study disease, contaminants, harvest, and migration.
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Everyone go check out the new website. A lot of our archived literature and more!
Mike Chamberlain@wildturkeydoc
If you’re interested in wild turkeys and turkey science, check out this new site. We are adding content regularly Home - Wild Turkey Lab wildturkeylab.com
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Wildlife Techniques students @UF make videos where they address a problem w/ how wildlifers conduct research. Have a minute? Please add a question to a video - this interaction w/ professionals is immensely helpful! Thank you! @UFWildlife @UF_IFAS youtube.com/playlist?list=…
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New short communication in Food Webs by myself and @KevinRingelman. We used modified trail cameras to observe wood duck nests and found red-bellied woodpeckers depredate and consume eggs when nests are unguarded.
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And we're off!
The Nebraska wild turkey project has hit the ground running. So far, our team has deployed GPS transmitters on 51 birds (on our way to 120 total). Stay tuned for more updates!
📷: @NeblandMagazine/@NEGameandParks
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@abigailthiemkey My dad harvested this red fox in south central PA a couple weeks back with quills stuck in its nose. Area we are in is not known to have porcupines but guess there are a few around. Had to be painful though!
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FOUND PORCUPINE QUILLS IN STOMACH CONTENTS FROM A COYOTE AND IM JAZZED RIGHT NOW
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Looking for a fun, awesome summer job? Come join our team! We are looking for five technicians to join our team here in North Dakota to search for, and monitor, grassland bird nests. Applications received by January 15th will receive full consideration, so apply today! @FelegeLab
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I have more photos and details just couldn’t post them on here!
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We have this one stream we’ve been trapping muskrats in Pennsylvania. The juvenile muskrats we’ve been catching have these growths on their body. This growth is definitely the largest we’ve seen. Any mammalogist out there have any insight on this?
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Brood Rearing | @wildturkeydoc explains the scientific data he has gathered to help better understand habitat conditions hens prefer when raising poults and what we can do to improve that habitat.
TONIGHT AT 9:00 PM (ET) | @OUTDChannel
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Check it out ⬇️. The @AWESMLab is hiring 2 research crew leaders and 2 research technicians for our upcoming wild turkey research project in Nebraska with @NEGameandParks and @wildturkeydoc! Feel free to share this announcement. Thanks! @UNLSNR @UNL_IANR @UNL_CASNR @UNLincoln
Applied Wildlife Ecology & Spatial Movement Lab@AWESMLab
We're hiring! The AWESM lab is looking for 2 research techs and 2 research crew leaders for an upcoming project! Perks: ☑️gets you outside ☑️hands-on work, including with wildlife ☑️AWESM team (really) More info at awesmlab.unl.edu/join-our-lab RT and share with folks!
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