Lila Buckingham
@lilabuckingham.bsky.social
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They/she | Researcher at the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA) | Modelling the impacts of marine threats on seabirds🎣🚢🥵🐧 | Social justice please ✌🏻🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🌻
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Do you use geolocators to estimate foraging time, behaviour, or energetics in diving seabirds? See our new paper for insights from a study of Common Guillemots.

doi.org/10.61350/sbj...

@theseabirdgroup.bsky.social
A graphical abstract depicting the paper title, author list, and brief description of the paper. One images displays an adult common gullemot with one logger on each leg, next to a chick. The second image displays a close-up of a common guillemot's legs with both loggers shown. The text reads: 
An improved method to derive behavioural budgets and energetics from geolocator data in Common Guillemots Uria aalge
Lila Buckingham, Maria Bogdanova, Francis Daunt, Robert Furness, Sophie Bennett, Ruth Dunn, David Jardine, Mark Newell, Ewan Weston & Jonathan Green
We deployed two devices (time-depth recorder & geolocator) on 39 Common Guillemots for one non-breeding season.
We allocated time to behaviours using 1) both devices (see Buckingham et al. 2023) and 2) only geolocators, following previous methods. 
We compared the behavioural budgets. We could not extract foraging behaviour (diving) when only using geolocator data.
We devised an improved method for estimating behaviours and energetics in Common Guillemots using geolocator data. We also provide guidance for studies of other diving seabirds that rest at sea.
Photos by Andrew Carter
Seabird 37 (2025) Early Release
lilabuckingham.bsky.social
Do you use geolocators to estimate foraging time, behaviour, or energetics in diving seabirds? See our new paper for insights from a study of Common Guillemots.

doi.org/10.61350/sbj...

@theseabirdgroup.bsky.social
A graphical abstract depicting the paper title, author list, and brief description of the paper. One images displays an adult common gullemot with one logger on each leg, next to a chick. The second image displays a close-up of a common guillemot's legs with both loggers shown. The text reads: 
An improved method to derive behavioural budgets and energetics from geolocator data in Common Guillemots Uria aalge
Lila Buckingham, Maria Bogdanova, Francis Daunt, Robert Furness, Sophie Bennett, Ruth Dunn, David Jardine, Mark Newell, Ewan Weston & Jonathan Green
We deployed two devices (time-depth recorder & geolocator) on 39 Common Guillemots for one non-breeding season.
We allocated time to behaviours using 1) both devices (see Buckingham et al. 2023) and 2) only geolocators, following previous methods. 
We compared the behavioural budgets. We could not extract foraging behaviour (diving) when only using geolocator data.
We devised an improved method for estimating behaviours and energetics in Common Guillemots using geolocator data. We also provide guidance for studies of other diving seabirds that rest at sea.
Photos by Andrew Carter
Seabird 37 (2025) Early Release
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theseabirdgroup.bsky.social
Please join us in welcoming our new lovely members to Seabird ExComm 🐧🤝. A big thank you to all those who participated in voting, and we look forward to our next chapter with the new team!

⭐ Alice Edney
⭐ Eryn Shinnie
⭐ Debs Allbrook
⭐ Trina Siddiqi-Davies
⭐ Ingrid Pollet
Pictures of all incoming members of The Seabird Group ExComm.
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theseabirdgroup.bsky.social
To all our fab Executive Committee members who have reached their end of term in their current roles, we wish you all the very best in your future endeavours and thank you for all your hard work for seabirds 🕊️🙏

⭐ Ian Cleasby
⭐ Ruth Dunn
⭐ Kirsty Franklin
⭐ Lila Buckingham
⭐ Trina Siddiqi-Davies
A picture of all outgoing members of the Seabird ExComm.
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andylee.bsky.social
coming down to the wires on #LGBTQSTEMDay to share a little starter pack of QPOC EEB scientists!!

help grow this community and nominate your fave QPOC EEBer! CCmment/DM if you'd like to be added, I would love to connect :)

go.bsky.app/S5fpXWm
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antarcticjenny.bsky.social
Happy #PolarPrideDay from the Arctic! 🏳️‍🌈 🐻‍❄️🐧 We're celebrating at @NorskPolar and @Framcentre - fantastic seeing enthusiasm and support once again! #PolarPride2024 #DiversityinPolarScience
Photo credit: Elin VJ/NPI Photo credit: Elin VJ/NPI
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prideinstem.bsky.social
November 18 is the International Day of LGBQTIA+ People in STEM! Today more than ever we want to stress the importance of communities, building connections, and raising each other up. Let's keep leaving our mark for the betterment of us all! 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 #QueerinSTEM

prideinstem.org/lgbtstemday/
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shivira.bsky.social
#WomenInSTEM alert! Hi, I am a wildlife biologist interested in #ornithology and all our feathered friends, but my favourite child is #seabirds! I will be following/posting/interacting with seabird research in particular, but I will also share my past research on Illegal Wildlife Trade! 🌍🪶🧪
lilabuckingham.bsky.social
Happy #LGBTStemDay & #PolarPride! Here's a pic of me enjoying the Midnight Sun during my first trip to Røst this summer 🌞 #SeabirdPride 🐧
Lila (white person, black jumper, blue hat) stands in front of the grassy coastline and sea, with islands and a lighthouse in the background catching the sun
lilabuckingham.bsky.social
Oh! Well thanks 😅 Still learning Bluesky!
lilabuckingham.bsky.social
Helloo, could you add me please? Thanks!
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evoswami.bsky.social
I couldn’t find a starter pack for POCs working in STEM, so I started one myself - my network here is still small and I didn’t want to assume how people identify, so please reply or DM me if you want to be added!

go.bsky.app/BJkKQVR
lilabuckingham.bsky.social
I'd love to join! Thank you 😊
lilabuckingham.bsky.social
Hi! Could you add me please? Thanks 😊
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shaunoboyle.bsky.social
A reminder that the wonderful @prideinstem.bsky.social has created two starter packs of LGBTQIA+ People in STEM:
part 1: go.bsky.app/BFc4wgf
part 2: go.bsky.app/Cw9bRYZ
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theseabirdgroup.bsky.social
“An individual-based model to quantify the non-breeding season impact of wind farms on seabirds."

@lilabuckingham.bsky.social develops a model to predict the non-breeding season impacts of offshore windfarms on #seabirds, assessing collision risk and displacement effects.

#CoimbraSeabirds
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bou.org.uk
BOU @bou.org.uk · May 10
‼️ Call for abstracts open

#BOUasm24 Birds and net zero

24 Oct 2024 | York, UK & Zoom & X (Twitter)
bou.org.uk/event/birds-...

Deadline: 30 June 2024 (0900 BST)

#ornithology
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theseabirdgroup.bsky.social
These training grants provide 💰 for individuals to use towards travel, accommodation & subsistence in order to undertake unpaid #seabird -focused fieldwork or volunteering. 🌊

For more info see seabirdgroup.org.uk/grants 🔗
The next round of training grants will be advertised in 2025!
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theseabirdgroup.bsky.social
We're pleased to announce the 3️⃣ successful applicants of our 2024 training grants 🥳

Gwennan is heading to Skokholm Island, Jelaine is visiting Isle of May Bird Observatory, and Jonathan is going to Bardsey Bird and Field Observatory!

We hope they have wonderful #seabird -filled experiences!
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stevedudley.bsky.social
It’s really great to @theseabirdgroup.bsky.social join us over here in the Bluesky! Looking forward to some great #seabirds posts and #ornithology from this pioneering society.

#birds #birding #ukbirding
Screenshot of The Seabird Group’s Bluesky profile.
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ruthedunn.bsky.social
#NewPaper providing a framework that YOU can use to estimate the amount of energy that any population of marine bird (e.g. #seabirds, ducks, & divers) uses day-to-day.

It was a pleasure to co-lead this with my PhD pal Jamie Duckworth 🐦

Out now in JEB: doi.org/10.1242/jeb....
Image reads:
Journal of Experimental Biology, A framework to unlock marine bird energetics.
A myriad of BMR multipliers -> An easy-to-follow framework -> Exciting new energetic insights.
We compiled BMR multipliers for you to combine with your data, using our framework to calculate the energy expenditure of any bird.
In the background is a figure illustrating the different marine bird families, their ecological guilds, and whether BMR multiplier data are available. There's also an illustration of a great auk eating a fish.
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We’re hiring a post-doctoral Research Fellow to work on #seabird demography and population dynamics

3 yrs - closes 01/02/24

Hybrid working options available

jobs.glos.ac.uk/wrl/pages/va...

#ornithology