Paul Coiffard

Excited to share the first annual report of Vol de Nuit, providing the first large-scale acoustic insights into nocturnal bird migration in France, powered by citizen science.

📄 Full report (in french):

www.lpo.fr/media/read/4...

#bioacoustics #nocmig

Hi Alan, impressive night ! Could you explain how you end up with more individuals than calls for the Robin ?

Nice setup ! Could you provide a picture of the microphone ?

Great progress on the sib genoscape project with freshly collected reference samples of Little Buntings (and Red-flanked Bluetails) from the western part of their range. A very nice and successful fieldwork with @joewynnbirds.bsky.social ! #ornithology

#bioacoustics #nocmig

Vol de Nuit : Publication d'un état des lieux et comparaison de matériel pour le suivi national de la migration nocturne par acoustique passive 🌙

#lpo @mnhn.fr @trektellen.bsky.social #nocmig #bioacoustics

Quantifying nocturnal bird migration using acoustics: opportunities and challenges In this study, we explore three migration intensity measures derived from acoustic recordings, that is, bird call and passage rates, and species diversity, for their usefulness in quantifying nocturn...

Can we use #acoustics to quantify nocturnal #birdmigration in Europe? We explored potential and outlined some challenges in our latest publication in @rsecjournal.bsky.social. Get it HERE: doi.org/10.1002/rse2...
@vogelwarte.bsky.social @biodiversaplus.bsky.social @paulcoiffard.bsky.social

+1 for Moorhen !

Ornithologists, check this out! 🦉📢 #EOU2025 #ornithology

Thanks a lot, I'll definitely have a look into that. Cheers !

That's really interesting, congratulations on your work! Do you upload your recordings somewhere? I'd be very interested to hear them :)

A call in the dark: Nocturnal flight calls and their potential to advance the study of avian migration Abstract. Migratory birds have experienced widespread declines in abundance and face numerous threats. The conservation of migratory species relies in part

A call in the dark: Nocturnal flight calls and their potential to advance the study of avian migration | doi.org/10.1093/orni... | Ornithology | #ornithology

For my first post here, I’m happy to share our new paper just published in @ibisjournal.bsky.social Thanks to a great team effort, we made a small step forward in the study of Siberian vagrants in Europe and clarified the status of two (pseudo) vagrants: the YBW & the Sib Chiffchaff. Some results 🧵