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Did you miss our April program? • Dr. Anurag Agrawal • Convergence and Divergence in the Diversity of Insects Feeding on a Toxic Plant 

October 11, 2022April 13, 2025

Don’t worry. You can watch it here!

 

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Tonight is our Members Only Annual Meeting featuri Tonight is our Members Only Annual Meeting featuring Dr. Bryan D. Watts our Eisenmann Medalist who will present his research on Eagle’s and their dramatic recovery in the Chesapeake Bay area. Dr. Watts is the Mitchell A. Byrd Professor of Conservation Biology and Director of The Center for Conservation Biology at William & Mary. He is also the author of more than 600 publications on avian ecology and conservation. Congratulations to Dr. Watts for receiving the 2025 Eisenmann Medal. ⁠ #LSNY #LSNYbirds #LinnaeanNY #LinnaeanSocietyofNewYork #StayCurious #AMNH #Birds #Ornithology #Biodiversity #Nature #Birding #CitizenScience
On February 8th-9th, 2025, 14 LSNY members trekked On February 8th-9th, 2025, 14 LSNY members trekked to Montauk with Joe DiCostanzo, looking for wintering birds. To our immense delight (clock those smiles), we were also treated to the rare sighting of a Northern Lapwing on a farm near Water Mill, Long Island. What a great trip! A huge thanks to Joe for delivering a magical winter birding experience.
Please join us on Tuesday, Feb 11th, for our gener Please join us on Tuesday, Feb 11th, for our general meeting and guest speaker, Dr. Wesley Hochachka from Cornell Lab of Ornithology! Register at: https://bit.ly/LSNYJFEB11ZOOM ⁠ Our speaker, Wesley Hochachka is a Senior Research Associate at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, where he has worked since 1998. His presentation will focus how bird watchers observations inform basic science and conservation. ⁠Dr. Hochachka will share insights into bird populations that have been revealed from eBird’s data and how these insights are used. It's going to be a fascinating talk! Please join us. ⁠ #LSNY #LSNYbirds #LinnaeanNY #LinnaeanSocietyofNewYork #StayCurious #AMNH #Birds #Ornithology #Biodiversity #Nature #Birding #CitizenScience
Check out this gorgeous Harlequin Duck seen by the Check out this gorgeous Harlequin Duck seen by the Linnaean Society at Point Lookout. If you aren't signing up for our #Fieldtrips, you are missing all the best birds! (photo: Sandra Beltrao) #LSNY #LSNYbirds #LinnaeanNY #LinnaeanSocietyofNewYork #StayCurious #AMNH #Birds #Ornithology #Biodiversity #Nature #Birding
Linnaean Society members braving the cold during " Linnaean Society members braving the cold during "weird duck season" at Jones Beach. (photo: Sandra Beltrão)
Please join us on Tuesday, January 14th, for our g Please join us on Tuesday, January 14th, for our general meeting and guest speaker, Dr. Liz Derryberry! Register at: https://bit.ly/LSNYJAN14ZOOM ⁠ Our speaker, Dr. Liz Derryberry, conducts her research at the University of Knoxville, TN. Her talk will focus on common songbirds' resilience to noice pollution by comparing soundscapes and songs across the San Francisco Bay Area prior to, during, and after the Spring 2020 statewide COVID shutdown. It's going to be a fascinating talk! Please join us. ⁠ ⁠ #LSNY #LSNYbirds #LinnaeanNY #LinnaeanSocietyofNewYork #StayCurious #AMNH #Birds #Ornithology #Biodiversity #Nature #Birding #CitizenScience
Check out the newly posted article by Rahil Patel Check out the newly posted article by Rahil Patel chronicling his recent journey to Bali, Indonesia, where he saw wonderful birds such as this Javan Banded PItta. Read all about it at this link: https://bit.ly/bali-rahil-patel
What a fabulous meeting. Our speaker Dr. Christina What a fabulous meeting. Our speaker Dr. Christina P. Riehl who is an Associate Professor in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Princeton University. Her research focuses on the evolution of avian life history and reproductive biology, especially social behavior, mating systems, and parental care. She is particularly interested in tropical birds, which exhibit a greater diversity of breeding behaviors than their temperate-zone counterparts and remain comparatively under-studied. Christina is a Fellow of the American Ornithological Society and serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the journal Ornithology. She received her Ph.D. from Princeton University in 2011 and completed postdoctoral fellowships at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and at the Harvard Society of Fellows before returning to Princeton as a faculty member in 2015.
Please join us on Tuesday, November 12th, for our Please join us on Tuesday, November 12th, for our third general meeting of the year. Register at: https://bit.ly/LSNYNOV12ZOOM⁠ ⁠ Our speaker, Dr. Kelly Zamudio, works at the Department of Integrative Biology at UT Austin. Kelly's research focuses on the evolutionary processes leading to the origin of biodiversity in the highly biodiverse tropics. Her talk will focus on how sexual selection and natural selection have shaped the diversity of frogs in the Neotropics. It's going to be a fascinating talk! Please join us. ⁠ ⁠ #LSNY #LSNYbirds #LinnaeanNY #LinnaeanSocietyofNewYork #StayCurious #AMNH #Birds #Ornithology #Biodiversity #Nature #Birding #ClimateChange #Frogs #CitizenScience

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