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📣 Issue 3 of the #EMM for 2026 is out now.
New species and taxonomic revisions of #Hymenoptera, #Hemiptera, #Coleoptera, #Diptera, and distributional records for Britain, Iran, and Mongolia.
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In Issue 2 of the #EMM for 2026: new #species distributional records for Britain and W. Europe, behavioural observations, and taxonomic revisions covering #Diptera, #Coleoptera, and #Hymenoptera.
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In Issue 1 of the #EMM for 2026: new species, new host-plants, distributional records, and novel biological observations covering #Lepidoptera, #Hymenoptera, #Diptera, and #Coleoptera.
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Issue 4 of the #EMM for 2025 is out now!
Global in scope, it covers #dragonflies in the Saudi Asir Mountains, new #species from Turkey and Chile, new records for #Madeira, a key to Euryglossinae #bees, and a checklist of the #caddisflies of Fair Isle 🌍🐝🦋
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Thank you, Entomologist's Monthly Magazine for your great #review of 'A Naturalist's Guide to the #Butterflies of Borneo'.
“This Field Guide does just what it says on the cover – and in my opinion does it very well ... "
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Issue 3 of the #EMM for 2025 is out now! 🦋
Covering over 80 pages, this issue includes two species new to science, range expansions, ecological studies, book reviews, and much more 👇
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It's fungi season! 🍄
An artists guide to finding and illustrating mushrooms and lichens:
'Drawing and Painting Fungi'
by Claire Kathleen Ward @ckbotanica
available to buy from @blackwellbooks
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It's fungi season! 🍄
Explore the microscopic world in our forests, homes, and bodies with
'The Hidden Kingdom of Fungi'
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Hard to imagine now but even Nightingales were trapped as cage birds for the London market in places like Godalming, in Surrey. Edward Newman 1849 The Letters of Rusticus on the Natural History of Godalming:
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🎶 Mister Postman, look and see
Oh, yeah! Is there a letter in your bag for me? (And, please, was it handled with care? 🥹) Woodlice by S L Sutton (1972), from @PemberleyBooks . As amazing as I remember it, seeing & handling a copy after 40+ years. (More anon…)
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Spring issue of the #EMM out now! ⏰
Includes #Hymenoptera and #Diptera new to science; new host records for Chalcid #wasps; new-to-country records for several species; and a key to the Afrotropical dipteran genus Sylvicola.
Thanks to our authors for another fascinating issue
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The long awaited British Craneflies book bye Alan Stubbs arrived today ,from @PemberleyBooks ,all I got to say is "welcome to the weekend and happy Friday all ". – at Stonehouse, England
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A trip to the Conservation ‘spa’ today for one lucky dwarf kidney bean, sound on for happy cleaning squeaks! This is one of 392 beans sent to Charles Darwin in 1857 that are being cleaned before digitisation #CulConservation #DarwinCorrespondenceProject loom.ly/L410mxo
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I’m this ⬇️ excited by the new #Cranefly book by Alan Stubbs - well done to all concerned @PemberleyBooks @benhs @NHM_Diptera @CRStipula @DipteristsForum
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Quality homemade video showing you the MOST ANTICIPATED BOOK OF 2021 - British Craneflies by Alan Stubbs - so much time & effort has gone into this book by many folks @BritEntSoc @DipteristsForum @PemberleyBooks @NHM_Diptera @dipterists @CRStipula @Buzz_dont_tweet @RoyEntSoc
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These little beetles are older than the Tudors, older than the Roman occupation of Britain, even older than the Roman Empire.
They were perfectly preserved in a peat bog for nearly 4,000 years. nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/2021…
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A much nicer present for christmas would be a shiny new book that includes many stories about these wonderful flies...
Oh and thanks to @PemberleyBooks there is a discount! pemberleybooks.com/product/t…
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Oak mosaic. Wonderful to peer into the inscape of the frost floor.
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Alfred Russel Wallace was “…decent to a fault.”
An early environmentalist, Wallace advocated protection of rural lands, parks and "greenbelts" (to prevent the physical growth of urban areas — it finally became U.K. law in 1955).
bit.ly/3eE4I2n – at Lambeth, London