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A Red Admiral Weekend

Friday just gone was a day of Small Tortoiseshells. My garden in West Cornwall was visited by tens of them enjoying a late summer feast on the buddleia – I was glad I hadn’t... Read more

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Lesson 852 – Lyme Disease Thursday – the Tests Are in

all this trouble from this little guyThe primary complaint is tendonitis – in my feet, Achilles tendons, knees, right elbow and right shoulder. I mean come on, right? How much... Read more

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Hey I Saw a Fuzzy Ant, is It Dangerous?

Yes and no, actually it’s a wasp and yes it can sting. They were actually called “Cow Killers” and can add a real punch when stung – it was said that a female... Read more

The 25 September 2013 by Probestpest
How To Catch A Bird in A Mist Net

Or, How to Catch a Bird in 6 Steps Black-and-white Warbler (juvenile). St. Andrews, New Brunswick, September 2013.***For those who don’t know what a mist net is... Read more

The 08 September 2013 by Lauren Smith
Shark Attack off Ashdod Coast

If you thought the most dangerous part of swimming in the Mediterranean along the cost of Israel was getting stung by jellyfish, it is time to upgrade your scar... Read more

The 29 September 2013 by Gldmeier
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Talk Buggy to Me Baby, Why Bed Bugs Might Be Resistant to Pesticides?

All the bugs are talking about it, and it turns out a lot of Entomologist/Scientists are talking as well. “How Bed Bugs shrug off pesticides and simple... Read more

The 24 September 2013 by Probestpest
Outdoor Fun For Kids & Winter Birdwatching!

Lately I've been making a real effort to get outdoors more with my nieces... After coming across an online checklist rating your childhood and discovering that ... Read more

The 18 September 2013 by Sparklesandstretchmarks
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This is Just Way to Cool, Scorpions Under Black Light Are Fluorescent?

Thanks to David H. for the pictures, I just love these black-light pictures. Boy the scorpions this year have really been on the bad side of things, lots of... Read more

The 23 September 2013 by Probestpest
The 40 Most Detailed Close-Ups Of Arthropods You Will See

image credit: USGS Bee Inventory and Monitoring Lab cc An arthropod is an invertebrate animal having an exoskeleton, a segmented body, and jointed appendages.... Read more

The 19 September 2013 by Gerard
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“How Does Your Research Help Baby Elephants?”

“How does your research help baby elephants?” I thought it was a slightly strange and somewhat misplaced question to ask me. As conservation biologists, we focu... Read more

The 27 September 2013 by Adityagangadharan
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Lesson 864 – Believers in Fairy Tales

This past weekend, our town put on a Business Expo where area groups and businesses got an opportunity to let people know about their services – table after... Read more

The 30 September 2013 by Wendythomas
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A Year in Africa: What Its Like to Be a Volunteer Research Assistant

So what’s it like to be a volunteer research assistant on the Primate and Predator Project? We decided to ask Marion Gohier, a research assistant who primarily... Read more

The 02 September 2013 by Iratemonkey