We have a new addition to our webinar line-up - Nocturnal Ichneumonoid Wasps with @BroadGavin - Fri 19th Feb at 1pm Book your place 👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/nocturnal-ic… #LockdownLearning #EntoAtHome

Today's plan - record a lecture, continue working on the book and give a talk (virtually of course) to Bangor Uni Entomology Society on my favourite topic - #Aphids facebook.com/events/1273215…

Today is #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience 👩‍🔬 Thanks to all our fantastic women in science across the University for their incredible contributions to teaching, research and inspiring future generations of #WomenInScience!

Really enjoyed talking (albeit remotely) about my favourite animals - #aphids - to Bangor Uni Entomology Society - just a shame I couldn't be there in person so I could so some real arm waving!

Just cause the day is almost over and I was feeling bad cause of vaccine side effects doesn’t mean I wasn’t gonna drop a video today

The #Aphid Special Interest Group returns online on 15/16 April, all are welcome. Register for free & submit a presentation abstract: royensoc.co.uk/meeting/aphid-… #aphids #aphidology #hemiptera #insects #entomology #greenfly 📷 Tim Crabb, rose aphid.

We're hosting Dr. Victoria Burton, Dr Victoria J Burton 🪱, this evening for a talk on everything earthworms! Official start, 7.30pm on Blackboard Collaborate, as usual. Our first Annelid talk this academic year 🪱! We're very excited. Bangor University BU Biology & Zoology @BangorSNS Bangor Uni SU

This week, we're hosting a collaboration event with Endeavour Society and have invited @sos_bangor_uni alumni Dr Phil Hollyman from the British Antarctic Survey! His talk will be on "The Wonderful World of Whelks"! Join us this Thursday at 7.30pm on Blackboard!

For all the bugsters!!- ideas on careers and networking event FREE royensoc.co.uk/.../student-ea…...

We currently have two dozen recorded talks from all over the world on our Blackboard! Feel free to catch up or simply rewatch any at your leisure. Let us know whether this is something you would like to see in future 🐞. (Society members and university staff only due to privacy).

Bug bothering! Biology Students often ask what their specialism should be; I say entomology; No field of biology is as diverse, as ripe for new discoveries. If you want to understand how ecosystems function, study the little things that make the world go round. Buglife

Read Fatima's blog on her love of #wetlands You have a convert Prof. Christian Dunn! Lovely site Fatima! Bangor University Bangor University Wetland Society Bangor Uni Entomology Society fatimaammar.wordpress.com/2021/03/10/sal…

Lots of great UK wildlife and nature talks on our Cofnod YouTube Channel. Introduction to #Ferns and #Macro Photography for records are just the latest additions... Cambrian Photography Fernatix Treborth Botanic Garden Robbie Blackhall-Miles Joshua Styles Bangor Uni Entomology Society youtube.com/channel/UC5pUU…

We have the wonderful Dr Linda Rayor coming along this Thursday at 7.30pm to give a talk on the social huntsman spider, Sparassidae! Social behaviours in spiders is a rare occurrence, to learn about this niche topic from a leading scientist is an amazing opportunity!

Pictures courtesy of @AAComeault of some insect specimens collected at Treborth Botanical Gardens! - Mayfly Larvae (Ephemeroptera) - Water Strider (Gerridae)

Feeling so privileged to receive a talk on Huntsman spiders from the expert herself, Dr Linda Rayor!

This will never get tired. It brings me huge joy to see children discovering the wonderful world of invertebrates 🥰🪲

Heliophanus flavipes having supper - the look on the leafhoppers face says it all really 😬 BAS #macrophotography #ThePhotoHour #macrohour #nature #NaturePhotography #BBCSpringwatch