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I found flatworms in cheshire

I bought the book, followed the instruction and made the trap. It works fine but I only get around five hours from the batteries. Can you tell me why that might be and how I can adjust the electronics for longer operation? Thanks

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Fantastic, super informative, really enjoyed this.

This video from 8 years ago is the tutorial i've been looking for 2 days. Even without naration, but easy to follow (some of feature change its place). Thankyou ❤

Thank you so much. As a Jack-of-all-Trades naturalist I find plants and flowers especially hard to identify! Lauen's talk was really enjoyable and accessible and her enthusiasm for her subject is obvious. A natural presenter imo. My favourite part was the eliaosomes I had never heard of those before yet plants I am familiar with such as comfrey can be dispersed by means of them via ants - amazing!

Modern industrial farming is a disaster for all of our natural heritage: invertebrates and wild plants destroyed, river systems poisoned by runoff, the soil filled with organophosphates. its driven by the hugre agrichemical companies and the supermarkets, and the anti-nature owners of industrial scale farms. Plus the enormous amount of CO2 generated by livestock farming. Really a picture of Hell on Earth.

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I have an extremely negative view of the average garden centre. They are increasingly just glorified centres for selling anything maybe they get special treatment with garden in the title? They continue to sell huge amounts of peat basedcomposts thus destroying what is left of our precious peat bogs. They promote the use of unnecessary and destructive chmemxals like Roundup. Now we learn they are vectors fir dangerously invasive species. I would avoid them like the plague. I garden predominantly for wildlife and pretty much the only chemical I use is vinegar to clean up my paths.

I've fed a slug that I befriended goldfish food and it turned bright orange and looked like a tiger. I would feed it in the garden it would come out at the same every day which was 2pm, until one day it stopped appearing.

I think that I might have a ghost slug in my garden, either ghost or some sort of albino.

Absolutely first class presenter. Many thanks.

I put out sultanas with my hedgehog food and have found that cheeky blackbirds will pick them out!

Fabulous talk and beautiful illustrations

Bethan is a natural presenter. Such enthusiam for all aspects of her subject. Someone who inspires the joy of the natural world. Thank you so much for your talk.

Best!!

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very glad I found this - I found the only flatworm (fairly certain it was NZ f'worm) that I've ever seen. First I thought I could drown it, then quickly realised that wouldn't work, so I cut it in half - then found this and realised that I may have made two f'worms! I went and looked and sure enough the two halfs were happily moving around. I ended up boiling them. I have masses of earthworms here, and also oodles of all sorts of slugs and masses and masses of different snails - so hopefully this was a one off flatworm ... though I can't work out where it came from. I do check pots.

Are purse web spiders easy to find?in the uk

Is it correct that staotoda venom is or has the same component as latrodectus genus?

Does anyone know the species?

Excellent information thank you.

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I'm a fan but I'm still glad these ones are trapped in my phone

Nice presentation - thank you doing this.

Thank you - excellent Liam.

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What a great success story,this could be replicated all over the UK.

Thank you I will implement these informations on our 10 hectare property in Sweden.

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Really good content! Thank you for sharing!

Wow I live near the Clyde. Would like To see if I can help ?

That 'common field speedwell' is wall speedwell (Veronica arvensis)

Enjoyed it very much. Very informative.

Excellent presentation. I watched this in November - Can't wait until Spring to go out looking for them !!!

One characteristic of this species I feel that should be noted is that the speed of such a creature using this method of propulsion is of quite a remarkable pace.

I... for two, feel like this deserves a like. Don't be rude. say you like the videos in future.

Hello, thanks for sharing. I created the grid, but it cannot be rotated. Could you please tell me how to do that? thanks a lot :)

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Excellent talk! 😊

Just an fyi the thorax is divided into three segments. The prothorax and mesothorax are in front of the elytra but the final segment, the metathorax, is covered by the elytra. The entire area under the elytra is not simply the abdomen.

Where I live in Hampshire, in the 90s there used to be so many Four-spotted Orb weavers, but I haven't seen them for years. Perhaps it's just coincidence, but they seemed to have disappeared around the same time as the False widows arrived. However, last year I did see my first ever Marbled Orb weaver, which I'm quite pleased about.

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Dear Martin Harvey and Martin Drake, dear friends of the beeflies. this webinar is really fantastic. It is the best and most informative I have found so far on the entire internet... The Wollschweber = Beeflies are my very special "friends". About 10 years ago I discovered - with a newly bought camera (Casio EX-FH20) , which also had a modest SloMo possibility - the flight behavior of the beefly and was also able to document what I have foun. I showed my recordings to Prof. Nachtigall from the University of Saarbrücken - he devoted a large part of his scientific work to insect flight - and he didn't know this flight behavior either. Since film technology has continued to develop over the past 10 years, there is now real hope that this special flight behavior can be tracked down a little more. (Many Smart/I-Phones now already have a SloMo function, with varying quality). On my - amateurish and quickly and pragmatically created - website I have documented the flight behavior, a lightning-fast - but controlled - rotation around the vertical axis, and also described something. I would be very happy if we could get in touch and if you too - from time to time - with your equipment could "focus" on the beefly from time to time. And maybe - hopefully - you can make your whole community of "beefly-watchers" look out for this "spinning-behaviour"... I would then like to collect and examine the results and documentation on the website in order to be able to possibly clarify various questions of "why does he do it and when and what is the trigger". Is this spinning behaviour restricted to special species... Here are the websites: 1) beefly, in general: wunderwelten.webnode.page/wollschweber-innen/ 2) beefly, the appeal: wunderwelten.webnode.page/der-aufruf/ Many greetings and I would be really happy to hear from you, from you. Steve McHope

I live outside of the UK and it was quite helpful. Thank you very much!

Another fantastic talk from the FSC. Thank you everyone again. I cannot wait to catch up with the rest of the talks.

Great talk. Thanks to Per, the guys who organised the talk and to the guys who asked the questions. 😊