Dr Ingrid Pollet

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#seabirds ecologist studying bycatch, plastic, migration, pollution. soft spot for Leach's storm-petrel. Editor for Seabird.

A: Two of the 66 examined storm-petrels collected offshore Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, including the “unidentified” specimen (right). B: The “unidentified” specimen collected on 8 June 2021.
Lee, myself, and Carlene a few years ago.
Canadian flag off the back of the ferry.
A Razorbill with its head tilted back and its bill wide open.
A red-footed booby, which is the answer of today's quiz.
View from a train window with the rain.
A lattice of twigs at the entrance of a burrow is knocked down.
A providence petrel on the grass, at night.
A fish-shaped soy sauce container, retrieved from a Sable shearwater stomach. Scale bar for size.
A man on a steep rock cliff in a via ferrata route.
Sitting in the first train of the day, headphone on.
Figure presenting the apparent survival rate (φ) of Leach’s storm-petrels at Kent Island, New Brunswick, between 1955 and 2022.
Map showing the three field sites with the breeding and wintering range of Long-tailed ducks in Europe.
Two females and one male Long-tailed ducks flying above a lake.