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For our Ecological Entomology module this week we're doing some feeding ecology experiments. This one focuses on leaf insects and it's so fun getting to work with them.

The most wonderful day at @SISF_2024 with Entomology @ Harper Adams University. There were so many great organisations, many insects, really interesting and well presented lectures especially from John Owen on his PhD, and some beautiful playdough creations from the kids

A fantastic day at the Natural History Museum ento collections capped off with a group photo with an apt background. Over too soon - huge thanks to all the curators! Entomology @ Harper Adams University Dr Erica McAlister

A beautiful day Natural History Museum with Entomology @ Harper Adams University, not even a lifetime would be enough to learn everything contained in their insect cabinets

The first ladybird I've seen this year! Came through my open window

We're proud to welcome new entomology scholars @harperadamsuni Entomology @ Harper Adams University. Join us in congratulating Sharna Broadhurst, Ella Curry and Bethany Wright on their RES MSc scholarships 👩‍🎓🦋 #Entomology #University #Courses #Career #Scholarship

Two nights of non-lethal moth trapping in Cornwall earlier in the week, 42 species across 92 specimens!

Why Insects Are Lured to Lights in the Night scientificamerican.com/article/why-in…

Sunak’s government has almost destroyed Natural England – just for doing its job. If Labour wins the election, it must give our green watchdog back its budgets and independence. My new piece for the Guardian: theguardian.com/commentisfree/… cc Steve Reed MP Chris Packham

#LightPollution changes #insect behaviour, growth & development, potentially putting insects out of sync with the natural rhythm. 👣 Let's be mindful of our light footprint, its impact on nature & pledge #CurtainsForLightPollution this Solstice 👇 buglife.org.uk/campaigns/ligh… 🧵/4

The meadow was particularly noisy today, from yellowjackets to crickets and hoppers to buzzards

I am thrilled to share that our review has been published! In it we discuss the gaps in knowledge on the role of genetic variation on host-parasitoid interactions. resjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ee… Many thanks to all my co-authors Tom Pope Alison Karley Dr Joe Roberts Dr Francis Wamonje

Hello—this is the cover of my new book, Is A River Alive?, which is published next May. It’s taken me 3 1/2 years to write this book. I’ve poured all I have into it. My notebooks were always thirsty; I filled over 20 of them while on fieldwork. It’s become the most political,

Still looking for thoughts on annual communities to offer ecosystem services in farmland! We would love to hear any and all thoughts and please RT if you can. Nicola Randall John Reade CROPDIVA