What a dumb billboard

I take it back, not a dumb billboard atmospheric.agency

🌸🚨BREAKING NEWS; EalingCouncil are giving #WarrenFarmNR Local Nature Reserve status🚨🌸Yes, you read that correctly!🦉We’re in shock, delighted & beyond grateful to YOU for giving our #wildlife a voice!🌼🦋Thank you!☺️💚 Pls read our statement here👉🏼 tinyurl.com/2trna4c9 🦊

I'm looking for a few more moth trappers who would be happy to help collect parasitoid wasps 🐝🦋 as part of my PhD (equipment and postage provided). Especially looking for people in the unfilled vice-counties and Northern Ireland! Gavin Broad Prof Seirian Sumner Message me for more info

Are you a moth-trapper with a spare 10 minutes? If so, please fill in the following survey aiming to understand moth-ers and their relationship with insects in traps 🐝🦋 Please share! qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_55… (Best on computer/tablet)

Calling #Moth enthusiasts! Do you operate a moth trap? If so, pls help Iona Cunningham-Eurich out with her PhD, by filling in a 10 min anonymous survey. It's all about (anon) YOU, your motivations & the #INSECTS in your trap! Natural History Museum UCL Centre for Biodiversity & Environment Research Gavin Broad Pls RT! Royal Entomological Society Buglife

Dear UK Moth recorders - please can you help Iona Cunningham-Eurich with her PhD research. It's not about the moths but all other species found in moth traps. It would be great for her research & its not onerous :) Gavin Broad Prof Seirian Sumner qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_55…

If you want to understand parasitoid #wasps - and why wouldn't you! - this is a great piece! Also features a paper we published in 2018 on a new #wasp species with a fun name. theconversation.com/dna-analysis-r…

I’m really proud to share that our paper on the diversity of social complexity in termites has been published!!!

My new favourite wasp nest. Look at the mimicry by Leipomeles dorsata! Leaf one side, nest envelope the other.

More wasps! Iona Cunningham-Eurich and I have been sorting through lots of wasps from across the country. Ophion all look the same... until they don't. Different heads presumably suited for emergence from different host retreats. Ophion brevicornis on the right, O. confusus on the left.

I don’t think that the Houses of Parliament Peregrines have ever received such a loud round of applause than the one given by those marching for nature today Restore Nature Now #RestoreNatureNow

Dear BBC News (UK) we would like to know why you didn’t cover a major news event in #London yesterday. Between 60-100 THOUSAND people marched at the #RestoreNatureNow. It looks like you are picking what you think is newsworthy. Isn’t that called bias? Regards, British wildlife.

You know I love the BBC & celebrate all the things we pay our licence fee for . But yesterday whilst 100K peaceful people marched to demonstrate their love for life all I could find on BBC News (UK) was a selfie of the gas-guzzling Taylor Swift . Im sorry but thats a disgrace

Reminder that the train from Bucharest (Romania) to the main airport was ~1€… 🙃

Very de-murre. Very mindful.

Very grateful to ISH for organising this symposium at #ICE2024 🐝 Interesting talks and research and very nice people. Thanks for having me! Bonus photo of these amazing origami insects on display. 🪲

Witnessed at Walthamstow Wetlands yesterday: the astonishing sight of a peregrine falcon carrying its kingfisher prey! 📷 by Max Li Pang Walthamstow Wetlands

Just returned from #ICE2024 in Kyoto 🇯🇵. Awesome conference, people and food 🍱 🪲 Bonus for receiving a best student presentation award in the ISH symposium 🐝 Gavin Broad Prof Seirian Sumner Thanks so much to International Society of Hymenopterists and British Ecological Society for travel grants.