Jeremy D. Ross

@n_a_gilbert @Ok_StateUniv Welcome to Oklahoma!

Thrilled to share that I am joining the Department of Integrative Biology at Oklahoma State University as an assistant professor! Very excited for this next chapter!

@mwtingley @MHCNeateClegg Why “trash birds”? These may be the first/only bird species many people encounter and, thus, a very important part of growing one’s appreciation for biodiversity This pejorative term perpetuates biases not only to birds, but to underprivileged human communities

So excited to see our perspective on integrating #Biogeography and #Behavior to preserve #biodiversity out in @PNASNews today! @hclanier @csilerlab Ashlee Rowe & @LauraStein09 pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

@meelyn_pandit It was your birthday?! Double congratulations, Meelyn!

Spring is here and the birds are nesting! So here is evolutionary ecologist and ornithologist @SahasBarve with Bird Support! How do messenger pigeons know where to go? Why are geese so loud? How do owls turn their heads so far? Sahas has the answers!:

While teaching my field class today I found a drone. I gave it to my grad student who pulled the SIM card and found the cause of the crash...Hawk (ID, @CinTyLeeEarth?) picks it out of the air, flies with it, and brings it down. Unlucky drone operator also shown.

Physics question for ⁦@smartereveryday⁩ about upcoming Easter egg season: why does this red-green shift happen when we combine all the dye colors together?

@clarkrushing Sweet alias

@Climatologist49 Are the yellows reversed in the legend? Nonetheless a fantastic animation!

1/6 New paper! Streaked shearwaters show an astonishing response to typhoons, flying towards the eye of the storm (bird tracks in colour, storm eye in black). Work w @ELCShepard @AndrewRossLeeds & Ken Yoda @PNASNews #ornithology #seabird @BES_Move_SIG pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Sandhill Cranes trying to hunker down during hurricane Ian. I wanted to bring them home. #Ian #HurricanIan

@ksbokc_ lol … true gratitude is revealed through panicked recognition of need rather than stuffy certificates of accomplishment

It's my next to last day at work and the kind wishes are starting to turn into panic and hand wringing 😅

This eggplant is nuts!

Yeehaw! Deployed our last 2 satellite trackers for @MigConnectivity #meadowlarks One we called “Guy Shadow” b/c we caught him under the shadow of a 700’ decommissioned LORAN-C tower

First 3 on Oklahoma WEMEs are deployed! Tomorrow morning we hope to make it 5 for the Southern Great Plains population .@MigConnectivity #meadowlarks

May 10: sent as a 2-day shipment May 17: the package had been geocached at deadhoof junction May 25: put INTO THE MAIL by the neighbor who found it tied to his fence 😱🫣🤬🤯

@AndyJBoyce @FedEx I was already mortified and then laughing about our shipping “situation” when I read your emails, Andy This picture, however, has me on a whole other level

@MSBbirds @AndyJBoyce @FedEx I thought about this, too (I sent them), since they are hybrid tags with a battery. However, they all still have their magnets on them to keep them deactivated.

@AndyJBoyce @FedEx Can you track them from Motus towers? 🤔

@hectorology Things are dark, but darkness isn’t the absence of light … it’s the anticipation of it. Better time are ahead, Hector. What you are doing matters and progress comes when people listen before they act. We are listening to you

@jbtibbits That DQ was back in business as of last December. Tons of snow geese when I was there

One of my fave spots is a city lagoon by the defunct Dairy Queen in Boise City.