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Interesting free beetle talk today... particularly fir those with moth traps! Apparently bookings close at 9:30am... so be quick if you want a space. https://t.co/qip5VJNoLq @BlotchedEmerald @Moth_Lady @BCKentBranch @savebutterflies @BritishMoths

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@davidelement1 It’s just an image the author grabbed to illustrate the article, sadly not something in the LNHS’s possession.

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Reaching out to the ento-twitter hivemind here. Is anyone aware of a database that lists UK #invertebrates that overwinter as eggs on #hedgerow shrubs such as blackthorn, hawthorn, field maple, elm, dog rose, spindle? LNHS Retweeted

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Rather entertained by the illustration of a 1933 'proper' penny being used to illustrate relative size in the current @LNHSoc Newsletter as it is one of only 7 minted and 4 of which the whereabouts are known. One (probably this... LNHS Retweeted

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Details of our upcoming virtual natural history talks can be found here, where you can also book! https://t.co/h8vrjoJraI

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If you missed one of our virtual natural history talks, you can view them on our YouTube channel! Go here: https://t.co/uQz2UqvQL0

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Rock of ages: how chalk made England https://t.co/QDi0Bl2VK2

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LNHS News: SOS Online Bird Talks
Mark Mallalieu tells LNHS about the upcoming FREE Sussex Ornithological Society talks. The next talk is about swifts and there is an exciting talk about the honey-buzzard early next month.
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LNHS News: Plants of London's Past Project
London lost a lot of historical botany records when an unaware family member cleared out the belongings of a late botanist and the record cards are believed to have ended up in a ... 1 Likes

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Did you get much snow last week?
It is difficult to imagine how overwintering insects can survive through the cold and ice of winter, but there is one unlikely larvae that is known for its hardiness. The fuzzy, squishy larvae ... 7 Likes

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Our next virtual talk is about Riverfly monitoring! Thursday 18 Feb at 1830. It is free, but registration required. https://t.co/09CLZMSzxT LNHS Retweeted

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NOT in London... FYI
Plantwatch: fungus creates fake fragrant flowers to fool bees https://t.co/m55NvoJ1Nm

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Starwatch: Mars and Aldebaran flank the waxing half moon https://t.co/UefyQrF63v

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Our next virtual talk is about Riverfly monitoring! Thursday 18 Feb at 1830. It is free, but registration required. https://t.co/09CLZMSzxT

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London Natural History Society - Lockdown Learning with FSC BioLinks Lockdown has presented some major challenges to teaching organisations like FSC BioLinks. Luckily for us, they were able to adapt their approach to keep their wildlife content running. Check out our news article below to find out about the approaches ... 2 Likes

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London Natural History Society - Look Out for Bee-flies The search is on! Who will be the first to spot a bee-fly?
Last year, with a sunny spring and more people enjoying their garden wildlife during lockdown, there was an increase in people taking part in the annual bee-fly ... 5 Likes

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London Natural History Society - Lockdown Learning with FSC BioLinks The FSC BioLinks project share their virtual learning lessons learned with the LNHS, and let us know what exciting opportunities they have coming up...
London Natural History Society - the place for wildlife in London

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We had a fantastic talk from @flygirlNHM about the Secret Life of Flies a few years back... looking forward ti the folow up with @BritEntSoc and @FSCBioLinks https://t.co/fHewNjLXw4

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@FriendsAllyPark @britgalls Excellent, please do send them to our plant gall recorder.

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East Anglian beetles shed light on UK climate 4,000 years ago https://t.co/iz3CRnXrMi

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During the winter, dense grass tussocks provide warm pockets of refuge for overwintering insects. Because of this, searching through tussocks can be a great way to find insects during the colder months.
Some entomologists do this by cutting tussocks at ... 4 Likes

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These cute little blobby creatures aren't technically insects but they certainly deserve their fair share of recognition. This is a springtail (Collembola), specifically the species Sminthurinus aureus. Springtails are notable for their ability jump away so quickly that they seem ... 8 Likes

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In some parts of the UK snowdrops (Galanthus) are known as 'snow piercers' for their ability to push up through hard winter soil and snow. Many feel that they are a sign of hope that spring is on the way ... 7 Likes

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Alex Prendergast on Twitter Slime moulds are fascinating organisms that exist throughout many natural landscapes. They are often invisible to the naked eye, existing in their single-celled form, but under certain conditions, their cells group together to form larger masses and reproductive structures.
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