The conference was everything I needed -- stimulating, great networking, reuniting with old friends, learning about future opportunities and having fun.
I know Scientists catch a bad rap at times, but really, we are human beings. We simply love what we do, it's just that not alot people can relate to a job where you ask questions all of the time, do lots of reading, writing and researching, and talking to other "egg-heads" as my mother calls it.
Behavioral Ecology as a lot of great things going on. I attended the most exicting and best plenary talk of my life my Ken Catania of Vanderbilt University.
I visited lots of poster presentations and will in turn share what I learned with you, so please be on the lookout for posting about:
Rest up for the first day of school. It should be coming soon for most of you.
I know Scientists catch a bad rap at times, but really, we are human beings. We simply love what we do, it's just that not alot people can relate to a job where you ask questions all of the time, do lots of reading, writing and researching, and talking to other "egg-heads" as my mother calls it.
Behavioral Ecology as a lot of great things going on. I attended the most exicting and best plenary talk of my life my Ken Catania of Vanderbilt University.
I visited lots of poster presentations and will in turn share what I learned with you, so please be on the lookout for posting about:
- Least terns that nest on the rooftops of warehouse buildings in Dallas
- Rockhopper Pigeons of the Faulkland Islands
- Mexican Jays that discriminate between larger and smaller food items
- Great nature photos of Ithaca, NY -- there are Gorges on the campus!
Rest up for the first day of school. It should be coming soon for most of you.