Birdwatchers and nature guides sometimes make use of mealworms to lure birds into the open LINK. Photographers may also bait birds with these mealworms for a better image. The above […]
“Many types of insects mimic ants, from phasmids to katydid, spiders, flies, beetles and praying mantis. Insects mimic ants as a protective mechanism, a form of Batesian mimicry. Birds and […]
“I have often been intrigued when watching wasps drink water. It is not an uncommon observation when I am out bird watching and even in our own garden. At our […]
“I have been examining all the tiny insects in our garden and came across this 4-5 mm ‘collection of bubbles’ on 23rd January 2016 (above). “I initially thought these were […]
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