Andrew Stoehr

@andrewstoehr.bsky.social

Biology professor (Butler University, Indianapolis, IN, USA) interested in phenotypic plasticity, butterfly coloration, stats, birds, prairies, Baptisia, reptiles & amphibians, reading, photography, beetles, other stuff. También, quiero aprender español.

Thrilled to announce that my department - Ecology and Evolutionary Biology - at the U of Arizona will likely be hiring for a tenure-track position in "Population and Community Ecology" this fall. Watch this space for more details and official announcements coming soon ... #Ecology #EcologyJobs 🌐🌾🧪

[JOB!] I'm hiring for a really exciting postdoc position. A combination of breeding experiments, conservation genomics, and student mentorship. Room/board at the @amnh.org Southwestern Research Station each summer, 40 months of support, new science building at BSU. Share broadly! ad: bit.ly/4hKaUIL

A human hand holds a medium sized green frog with distinct gray spots and yellow eyes. This is a Chiricahua Leopard Frog, a threatened species native to the southwest US and Mexico.

Utah's national treasures aren't easy to photograph in mid-day sun, with wildfire haze and a cell phone camera but I did my best. Fun to mess with filters too. Breaks my heart to see our national parks and monuments treated so poorly by the current admin.

A week in Salt Lake City for the Ecological Society of America conference, and now my wife and I are bumping around the national parks. What incredible scenery! Here's a photo of my wife hiking up the Virgin River into the Narrows in Zion National Park. These parks are an American treasure.

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Got a new battery for my ebike so I can bike commute to work again. I'm lucky enough to be able to ride the entire 15 miles without ever leaving bike trails. Never have to ride with cars. I wish there was more of this sort of biking infrastructure.

Our new neighbors came over to introduce themselves and brought us a loaf of homemade sourdough. And the neighbors on the other side just brought a bunch of eggs from their chickens. It's good to know your neighbors!

A sourdough loaf cut open. It smells wonderful.A woven basket full of fresh chicken eggs.