Los datos de la @aemet.es no dejan lugar a dudas: esto no es solo "mal tiempo", es la crisis climática. La inacción nos cuesta vidas y biodiversidad. Hay que poner fin a los combustibles fósiles y exigir a los gobiernos medidas drásticas de mitigación y adaptación urgentes.

AEMET@aemet.es · 11h ago

🧵 El verano de 2026 por ahora (junio-julio) es el más cálido de la serie histórica en España, que arranca en 1961. ➡️ Con una temperatura media de 24,5 ºC, supera en 0,7 ºC a los bimestres junio-julio más cálidos, los de 2022 y 2025. Es 2,9 ºC más cálido que el promedio 1991-2020.

Are you an artist with experience with scientific illustration or translating scientific concepts into art? I would love to ask you some questions and/or promote you for an upcoming blog post on how scientists can work more with artists in their research 🎨

New in Science Advances: extreme weather is measurably reducing breeding success in Australian fur seals, short-tailed shearwaters and shy albatross across 14 Tasmanian colonies in a region warming three to four times faster than the global average. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

There’s still time to apply!!

Dr. Stepfanie Aguillón 😷@s-m-aguillon.bsky.social · 4w ago

Interested in joining a growing lab in LA? We’re hiring a postdoc!! Please spread the word to folks in your network and feel free to get in touch with any questions recruit.apo.ucla.edu/JPF11142

Getting cited is great, but today in a shared folder for planning a trip to Catalonia, I found a doc my best friend made with all the things she's learned from me over the years about Catalan history/language and my Catalan PhD chapter, and I don't think any citation will ever top that

Can you monitor Black Guillemot breeding success?! Only two breeding success records were submitted to SMP in the past two years. If you can monitor their productivity, or need a hand submitting your data, email us at smp@bto.org! #Seabirds @btobirds.bsky.social @jncc.bsky.social @rspb.bsky.social

Was digging through my closet for a stats book to help me with some code, then found some blank ceramic coasters and dishes I got a while ago and got sidetracked...so anyway now I have hoopoe-themed decor AND my code ran and works! 🎉

Almost the end of Pride month, so a reminder why it's still so relevant: It's been 2 yrs since I went to the police and formally reported members of my dept for harassment, doxxing, and stalking, only for Aberdeen to say I was the problem and would face disciplinary action if I kept making trouble

Unis love to brag about their "interdisciplinary" work, then disproportionately dismantle the humanities that contribute so much in their own right and through multidisciplinary collaborations. Without these fields we all lose out and what is happening at Exeter is a massive failing by the uni

Dr Susan Greaney@suegreaney.bsky.social · last mo.

Petition against the job losses here: c.org/ddjtYXzdQQ

25 years, 4 colonies across the Arctic: satellite snowmelt data & nest monitoring show that earlier snowmelt advances hatching in little auks — but fitness consequences are mixed. Will earlier breeding help in future? 📝 paper: buff.ly/G49YbQW 🎙️ podcast: buff.ly/LPMOT9w 🧊 blog: buff.ly/lMPDKkD

A day late, but happy International Horseshoe Crab Day! Most people are perplexed to find out not only that my top three favourite animals aren't birds, but one is a horseshoe crab. But they’re just so cool and one thing I miss about the US is driving to the coast to see them spawning on the beach 💙

Great bird science starts with great methods 🐦🔬 We are pleased to announce the launch of a new article type: Methods and Tools Read more here: vist.ly/58ckm To help launch our new article type, we have put together a Virtual Issue: vist.ly/58cki #ornithology #methods #tools

Doing an interdisciplinary thesis is so cool because I can go from reading a paper on climate change affecting seabirds to a paper on linguistic violence under fascist regimes and it's all going into the same thesis, I still can't get over how exciting that is and how much I'm learning!

Happy Pride Month from Ebro! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

🚨Content submissions for the 6th SORTEE Conference (13-14 Oct 2026) are closing soon, on the 7th of June! 👉Submit your proposal for an unconference, hackathon or workshop via sortee.org/upcoming ✅ More at: sortee.org/upcoming

It's baby gull season! (found on the pavement on my walk home)

Every time I have to do annual information security and data protection training for Aberdeen, I always think about the time I applied to this PhD and the uni/DTP representative accidentally sent all of us applicants a file with the full names/personal info of all our competitors for the position 😅

This #SuperSeabirdSunday , both Ebro and I would like to contribute some puffins to brighten your feed

The application deadline (5/15/26) is approaching for AOS's Bridge/Completion Grants to support AOS members who recently lost previously awarded funding as a result of US federal policy changes & grant cuts. See our website for qualifications. #AOSgrants americanornithology.org/awards-grant...

If you've had an exhuasting few weeks of all-nighters writing your thesis and need a low-effort, high-reward action to lift your spirits, I HIGHLY recommend giving your dog little pigtails

Today marks one year from submitting my PhD, so I got flowers to celebrate! Over the past few years at Aberdeen I never imagined I'd even reach this point, so I'm very proud and grateful. Now to count down the days until I can submit and finally find a safe place to continue to grow as a researcher!

This weekend I found a hand-carved helmeted guineafowl in a charity shop (which I obviously took home), which then inspired me to draw the species! Being in the last year of my PhD I haven't been able to draw anything in a while, so I really enjoyed it!

My dog when I've had one of the busiest weeks of my PhD and am already sleep-deprived and overstimulated 😅

This weekend I've been deep in the literature writing up one of my thesis chapters, and came across what might be one of the most wholesome academic acknowledgements in a book I've ever seen (from "Situated Learning: Legitimate Peripheral Participation")

Had another wonderful @skypeascientist.bsky.social talk today with four middle school classrooms! This one was particularly fun because they're learning about food webs and I got to tell them all about my predation research!

🐦 New PhD position! @prfju.bsky.social @ckecz.bsky.social Nest defence in passerine birds Interested in animal behaviour, fieldwork and evolutionary ecology? 📅 Start July 2026 | ⏳ 4 years | 💰 Fully funded Apply by May 10 → veselp03@jcu.cz / krausl07@jcu.cz #PhDjobs #PhDchat #PhD #ornithology

Ecological Solutions and Evidence is accepting proposals for their latest Special Feature! They invite scientists and practitioners to share experiences from management projects that didn't turn out as expected, but still provided important insights into how best to manage ecosystems and species 🌱

I had a wonderful week presenting two of my thesis chapters at ornithological conferences in Poland then England, but I'm grateful to be back home where the spaniel cuddles are 💙

Are you an early career professional (last two years of PhD or first five years in your job/post PhD?) attending #AOS26 in Amherst MA this summer? We're looking for a diverse range of speakers to be featured in our Early Professionals symposia. DM me for more details!

Job Alert 📢 Join BTO as a Senior Research Ecologist! Apply now➡️ www.bto.org/jobs This is an exciting opportunity to shape the future of BTO’s climate change work! 📆 Application deadline: Sunday 26 April. 📝 £44,637 per annum. 📍 Hybrid, HQ in Norfolk or one of our country offices. #Ornithology