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CORNELL LAB OF ORNITHOLOGY:

Be a Better Birder: Gull Identification

Get to Know Your Gulls

In this self-paced, online course instructor Kevin McGowan demystifies North American gull ID.

Confidently ID the 24 regularly occurring gulls in North America

ID gulls quickly with strategies that simplify complex variation

Go beyond the guidebook with custom interactive practice tools

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I was not paid to post this, I thought it would be helpful!

yeah, I know, real original. Probably seen thousands of these Star Wars Day posts on various media, so um… one more couldn’t hurt, right?

A meme inspired by the last video

*when you and your friend are doing homework*

“General Kenobi”

“commander Cody”

“the siege goes well. With our continued barrage (efforts) their shield (homework assignments) should be down in three months.”

“but we’ve been here a month already!”

Written: 25.11.2020

Today, ‘music week’ released an article surrounding the infinite opportunities and possibilities technology has created for the music industry. After all, the creative industries have had to completely shift their business practices in order to avoid catastrophic storm that is Coronavirus. 

After reading this article I agree with ‘PPL chief Peter Leathem,’ whereby he explains that technology has allowed us to extend our communications within the industry and collaborate with others outside of our immediate circle. However, in my opinion, before the pandemic, technology was a big part of our creative/business practices but we became too comfortable within these practices. I believe coronavirus forced us to seek outside the realms of our conscious thoughts to allow new ideas to cultivate themselves and adaptations to take place. Ultimately, this has perpetuated the music industry further and further afield into a new, exciting space.