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Matt Dil

@MattDil

Wildlife Ecologist @WSPCanada. Into Birding, ecology, sustainability, climate change, climbing. @envwaterloo and @UVic Alum.

Kitchener-Waterloo, Canada Katılım Temmuz 2011
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USFWS Migratory Birds
USFWS Migratory Birds@USFWSBirds·
From our assistant director, Jerome Ford: My favorite bird is the wood duck. It's the first bird I ever banded early in my career, and it's the most beautiful one I had ever seen. Both hold a special place in my heart. #PostABird #BlackBirderWeek
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Team BirdCast
Team BirdCast@DrBirdCast·
We're predicting upwards of 400 million birds to be migrating over the US during each of the next three nights as we head towards the peak of spring migration. See birdcast.info and aeroecolab.com/uslights for more.
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Matt Dil@MattDil·
Our toddler started crying as we kept walking and didn't stop at the local playground today... breaks your heart, but it's the right thing to do! Region of Waterloo is closing all parks this weekend. Parents, keep your kids away #SocialDistancing
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This isn't social distancing! Here's a video I received from a resident this weekend. Getting out for fresh air is a good thing, but please don't bring your kids to the playground to socialize with friends. Keep a 2M distance and remember that playground equipment isn't sanitized

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Jessica Linton
Jessica Linton@Jessicalinton86·
Pls. RTW! The Motteld Duskywing is the focus of 1 of @NCC_CNC's first Weston Family Conservation Science Fellowships! This opportunity will provide the candidate w the opportunity to work with a diverse research team & conduct conservation research that will be directly applied.
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Nature Canada
Nature Canada@NatureCanada·
Today's #thronespeech sets out the biggest nature protection commitment in 🇨🇦 history: to protect 25% of land & oceans by 2025, plant 2B trees & invest in nature-based climate solutions. Looking forward to working w @JonathanWNV & others to get it done! naturecanada.ca/news/press-rel…
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Matt Dil@MattDil·
Hoping to inspire the next generation of wildlife ecologists and environmental professionals! We enjoyed having students here at our @WSPCanada, Kitchener office as part of Take our #KidsToWork Day #WeAreWSP
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Toronto Wildlife Centre
Toronto Wildlife Centre@TWC_Wildlife·
Today is #WorldRabiesDay – a day of action and awareness for rabies prevention. From bats to dogs, most mammals can contract rabies, but cases are RARE! Always be safe around animals and if they seem to be acting unusual, call a local wildlife rehab centre or animal services.
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Matt Dil@MattDil·
Awesome to see so many people and their bikes out for the #ClimateStrikeWR today!... feels like there is some real momentum here
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Surprisingly the dramatic declines have also affected birds we think of as common, like Starling, House Sparrows and Pigeons cbc.ca/news/technolog…
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New study shows that Neonicotinoids pesticides can also directly harm seed-eating birds that migrate during spring planting season cbc.ca/news/technolog…
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Matt Dil@MattDil·
Birds will never cease to surprise you! Barn Swallows at the UVic campus figured out how to open the motion sensor doors to get inside: youtu.be/gs6n4XKApqc
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