Birds & Beers invites the public to learn about UWindsor ornithological research, Thursday at Walkerville Brewery.
Birds & Beers invites the public to learn about UWindsor ornithological research, Thursday at Walkerville Brewery.
Biology student Aaron Rollins helped prepare museum skins in professor Dan Mennill’s ornithology lab this week.
Students in biology professor Dan Mennill’s third-year ornithology class are preparing what are known as museum skins.
Biology professor Dan Mennill records a savannah sparrow song on Kent Island, New Brunswick. Photo by Stephanie Doucet.
Researchers have found that wild birds learn to sing based on sounds they hear in their first year of life.
Ornithology students watch a hawk being banded to track its movements, Saturday during a field expedition to the Holiday Beach Migration Observatory. Photo by Kevin Oun
A trip to the Holiday Beach Migration Observatory gave UWindsor ornithology students field experience in counting birds in the wild.
University of Windsor adjunct professor Subba Rao Chaganti is the recipient of the 2019 Award for Early Career Environmental Research from the American Society for Microbiology.
Subba Rao Chaganti will receive the 2019 Award for Early Career Environmental Research from the American Society for Microbiology.
Biology professor Dan Mennill with a rufous-and-white wren. He led a 15-year study showing that warm temperatures reduce survival of this tropical bird. (Photo by Dale Morris.)
A 15-year study led by University of Windsor researchers shows that a hot climate reduces survival in tropical birds.
Raven Ouellette delivers her award-winning presentation at the Ontario Biology Day conference, March 24 at Wilfrid Laurier University. (Photo by Grace Bastien)
UWindsor science students won prizes for their research presentations at the Ontario Biology Day conference over the weekend in Waterloo.
Members of the University of Windsor Avian Taxidermy Club showcased their specimens to the public at Thursday’s Science On Tap: Birds and Beers event.
Science On Tap: Birds and Beers was an opportunity for ornithology students and researchers to share their work with members of the community.
Luis Sandoval delivers an acceptance speech upon receiving the TWAS-CONICIT Prize in San José, Costa Rica.
A UWindsor grad has been awarded the Prize for Young Scientists in Costa Rica.
Doctoral student Alana Demko discusses her research on vocalizations in rufous-capped warblers at the joint meeting of the American Ornithological Society and Society of Canadian Ornithologists.
UWindsor researchers made an impressive contribution to an international ornithological conference at last week, says one of its organizers.
