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The National Forum for Biological Recording (NFBR) exists to promote the use of biodiversity information for strategic and local needs and to champion the biological recording community across the UK.
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Always a treat to see everyone's pictures for #wildflowerhour - very uplifting.
My contribution is from Chesil Beach today. Still some gorgeous Thrift in flower there. Even when the pretty pink petals have dropped, the remaining flower is rather beautiful, with a little yellow star in each "cup".
My contribution is from Chesil Beach today. Still some gorgeous Thrift in flower there. Even when the pretty pink petals have dropped, the remaining flower is rather beautiful, with a little yellow star in each "cup".
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Hurray, #TheWinter10 is back! Selfheal, Feverfew, Red dead nettle, Ragwort, Daisies, Common mallow, White dead nettle, Dandelion, Small-flowered cranesbill,Hogweed and Sweet violet all flowering in Ely yesterday. #WildflowerHour
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Welcome to RES Publications on Bluesky! 📖 https://buff.ly/4hatyX9
Join us here for the latest in our seven #entomology journals, details of every new article & each new issue, as they are published
Follow also for new RES book & handbook series titles, & peeks into the members' magazine #Antenna
Join us here for the latest in our seven #entomology journals, details of every new article & each new issue, as they are published
Follow also for new RES book & handbook series titles, & peeks into the members' magazine #Antenna
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Orthoptera Special Interest Group (SIG) 2025 - Royal Entomological Society
Orthoptera Special Interest Group (SIG) 2025 Join us at The Natural History Museum, London for the Royal Entomological Society’s annual Orthoptera meeting about grasshopper and cricket research, conse...
www.royensoc.co.uk
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🦇Bats in Churches research reveals ancient buildings as vital wildlife refuges: www.bats.org.uk/news/2025/10... .
New research from the Bats in Churches partnership project reveals that half of all Church of England churches are home to bats. In older churches that rises to nearly eight in ten.
New research from the Bats in Churches partnership project reveals that half of all Church of England churches are home to bats. In older churches that rises to nearly eight in ten.
Bats in Churches research reveals ancient buildings as vital wildlife refuges - News - Bat Conservation Trust
New study reveals England’s ancient churches are vital sanctuaries for rare and endangered bats
www.bats.org.uk
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The Scottish Botanists' Conference is here!
230 botanists are about to descend on @thebotanics.bsky.social to celebrate Scotland's incredible flora, and all I can think about is whether I've ordered enough biscuits...
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230 botanists are about to descend on @thebotanics.bsky.social to celebrate Scotland's incredible flora, and all I can think about is whether I've ordered enough biscuits...
@sarahwatts.bsky.social @naturescot.bsky.social
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Antarctica – the least invaded landmass on Earth 🧊
But could that be changing? Discover how a tiny midge (Eretmoptera murphyi) is reshaping Antarctic ecosystems.
Join our FREE entoLIVE webinar with @octaviabrayley.bsky.social on 27th Jan 2026.
👉 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1821082790...
@bas.ac.uk
But could that be changing? Discover how a tiny midge (Eretmoptera murphyi) is reshaping Antarctic ecosystems.
Join our FREE entoLIVE webinar with @octaviabrayley.bsky.social on 27th Jan 2026.
👉 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1821082790...
@bas.ac.uk
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