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Wild carrot: the enigma of the dark centred umbel!
The wild carrot (Daucus carota) – also called Queen Anne’s Lace – is famous for having small dark flowers at the centre of the otherwise, white umbel. However, not all umbel heads have them! Despite being relatively tiny (a few millimetres across) these variably sized central umbellets as they are called (not omelettes but umbellets!), are quite apparent, i.e. visible, even from a distance (see…
Are bee flies useful pollinators?
A day out on the Dyke looking for lizards!
A galling mite!
Eriophyes tiliae galls It must be galling to be covered in these! Sorry for the schoolboy pun but they do not look very attractive do they? These so-called nail galls are caused by a very tiny mite in the Family Eriophyidae. Eriophyid mites are only about 0.2 mm long and up to 200 of them can be living and feeding in one of these galls. They are so small that they can feed on a single…
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Flowers as places to meet, mate, eat and sleep: not necessarily in that order!
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Carpenter bees: big enough to get into Bear's breeches!
Flowers that change colour when pollinated
The flowers of many different plant species change colour at some point during their lives. In some species this change coincides with the availability of nectar, in others it occurs later on, as a signal to discourage pollinator visitation. In other words, a change in colour signals to pollinators that the flower has already been visited and pollinated. In most species, the colour change is…
Why are some young leaves red?
Nesting queen bumblebees
Understanding Oak Gall Wasps and Their Ecosystems
Chance and selection: not fit enough, or just unlucky?
How AI Tools Describe Bees and Flowers' Mutual Benefit
Unique Courtship Behaviour of Hairy-footed Bees: pouncing, hugging and harassing!
A carrot by the castle!
A carrot by the castle!
Sea daffodils waiting for their hawk moths
Sea daffodill (Pancratium maritimum) with spider The Sea daffodil (Pancratium maritimum) is a Mediterranean plant which also extends out along the Atlantic coasts of Portugal, Spain and France. They typically grow on sandy soils such as on beach dunes near the sea. They flower in the summer, producing a stong lily scent which is most aromatic at night. The bulbs of this Amaryllidaceous…
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