We are proud to announce that Lyndon Kearsley, a research associate, was awarded the “Wim Dings” prize for his recent paper on swift foraging behaviour titled: “The aeroecology of atmospheric convergence zones: the case of pallid swifts".
The prize, in recognition of the field ornithologist Wim Dings (1927-2012), is awarded every two years to early career or amateur field ornithologists in Belgium or The Netherlands. The prize itself is a collaboration between the University of Antwerp, Natuurpunt, the “Vogeldag” symposium and the Dutch Ornithological Union.
