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5th August 2018
We are now within the field season for ant observations, where each new discovery is prompting lots of new questions. We already knew that aphid honeydew is an important dietary component for ants, equal to an ‘ant energy drink’. We expected Oak, Birch and Gorse aphid farms, with the occasional caterpillar or spider scavenged […]
Read moreWe are now within the field season for ant observations, where each new discovery is prompting lots of new questions. We already knew that aphid honeydew is an important dietary component for ants, equal to an ‘ant energy drink’. We expected Oak, Birch and Gorse aphid farms, with the occasional caterpillar or spider scavenged […]
Read more20th July 2018
Every seed is different, containing a unique package of genetic information to help it grow and adapt to its environment. Collecting for biodiversity conservation aims to capture as much of this information as possible – when it comes to diversity, more is definitely merrier! There are a few main points to bear in mind when […]
Read more4th July 2018
We are now within the field season for ant observations, where each new discovery is prompting lots of new questions. We already knew that aphid honeydew is an important dietary component for ants, equal to an ‘ant energy drink’. We expected Oak, Birch and Gorse aphid farms, with the occasional caterpillar or spider scavenged […]
Read more2nd July 2018
We are now within the field season for ant observations, where each new discovery is prompting lots of new questions. We already knew that aphid honeydew is an important dietary component for ants, equal to an ‘ant energy drink’. We expected Oak, Birch and Gorse aphid farms, with the occasional caterpillar or spider scavenged […]
Read more24th June 2018
We are now within the field season for ant observations, where each new discovery is prompting lots of new questions. We already knew that aphid honeydew is an important dietary component for ants, equal to an ‘ant energy drink’. We expected Oak, Birch and Gorse aphid farms, with the occasional caterpillar or spider scavenged […]
Read more21st June 2018
We are now within the field season for ant observations, where each new discovery is prompting lots of new questions. We already knew that aphid honeydew is an important dietary component for ants, equal to an ‘ant energy drink’. We expected Oak, Birch and Gorse aphid farms, with the occasional caterpillar or spider scavenged […]
Read more4th June 2018
We are now within the field season for ant observations, where each new discovery is prompting lots of new questions. We already knew that aphid honeydew is an important dietary component for ants, equal to an ‘ant energy drink’. We expected Oak, Birch and Gorse aphid farms, with the occasional caterpillar or spider scavenged […]
Read more14th May 2018
We are now within the field season for ant observations, where each new discovery is prompting lots of new questions. We already knew that aphid honeydew is an important dietary component for ants, equal to an ‘ant energy drink’. We expected Oak, Birch and Gorse aphid farms, with the occasional caterpillar or spider scavenged […]
Read moreWe are now within the field season for ant observations, where each new discovery is prompting lots of new questions. We already knew that aphid honeydew is an important dietary component for ants, equal to an ‘ant energy drink’. We expected Oak, Birch and Gorse aphid farms, with the occasional caterpillar or spider scavenged […]
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