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Sunday, 13 October 2024

Urban bush-crickets: the Short-winged Conehead

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  The Short-winged conehead looks very similar to its Long-winged relative. There are green and brown forms, both with a darker dorsal band....
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Friday, 11 October 2024

Urban bush-crickets: the Speckled bush-cricket

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I photographed my first Speckled Bush-cricket over 10 years ago, but it was an accidental photo of a nymph on a leaf with the insect I was a...
Thursday, 10 October 2024

Urban bush-crickets: Long-winged Coneheads

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The Long-winged Conehead, together with the Roesel's featuring in the previous post, are the two most common bush-crickets in the UK now...
Tuesday, 1 October 2024

Urban bush-crickets: Roesel's Bush-cricket

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I'm starting a daily series on urban bush-crickets. Checking through the blog, I realised I haven't paid much attention to these new...
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Monday, 30 September 2024

Red Admiral at windfall fruit

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Any sunny spell of weather these days and you are likely to come across a Red Admiral, basking or  nectaring on flowering Ivy. Red Admirals ...
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I am a biologist interested in Evolution, Behaviour and Ecology. I like to use photography to document animal behaviour and wildlife recording. I have been hooked on Natural History since I was a kid. My research has included passively dispersing invertebrates like rotifers, Artemia and tadpole shrimp (Triops). I'm very keen on showcasing urban biodiversity.
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