Hadyn Reis Murray

Ecologist
MRes Ecology & Environmental Biology 🌿🪲🌍
UofG 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
Botany & Bugs 🌱🐛
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[Hadyn Reis Murray @HadynRMurray]

A female emerging from the ground 🙌🏻

[Hadyn Reis Murray @HadynRMurray]

Lovely to find a little nesting site for Andrena clarkella 🐝 (Clark’s mining bee.)

One of the first solitary bees you’ll see in spring.🌞🌼🌸

Quite distinctive sexual dimorphism ⚥ in this species with the females bright orange thorax.

@StirlingScience #Andrenidae

[Bot Soc Scot @BotSocScot]

Join us tonight for a online lecture by @EsterGaya1 👇👇👇

[Hadyn Reis Murray @HadynRMurray]

Flowering currants starting to bloom 🌸

#Ribessanguineum

[Hadyn Reis Murray @HadynRMurray]

Lovely little red dead-nettle (Lamium purpureum) found yesterday growing on a bridge
🌉 🌱

[Hadyn Reis Murray @HadynRMurray]

Caterpillars eat the plants 🌱🐛

And we enjoy the flowers 💐

Can always have more colour in the lab 😊

#Solanaceae

[Hadyn Reis Murray @HadynRMurray]

A little terrarium that was left over lockdown is now coming back to life 🌱 😊

I mean what else would you do with your apple seeds?? 🍎
9 in counting along with two pepper plants

Some self seeded toad flax going great as well 🐸

#plants #spring

[Hadyn Reis Murray @HadynRMurray]

Lovely looking fern (Polypodium sp.) and Ivy leaved toadflax (Cymbalaria muralis) enjoying the bit of sunshine we had yesterday 🌱 🌿

[Ross Piper @DrRossPiper]

Moths are so bloody dowdy.

[Angelo Poupard @AngeloPoupard]

Ending a brilliant week at the #WildDogsUnited conference. I tried my best to bring some light on the last, tiny, and yet precious population of the West #Africanwilddog🇸🇳 Amazing to finally meet scientists whose works I've read for the past years!

[Botanical University Challenge @BUCBotany]

Join us online on 16th and 23rd February 2022 in a national celebration of #plants - our 21st century green icons. Watch teams of students from these 18 amazing institutions competing for the Botanical University Challenge 2022 title! #BUC2022

[iNaturalist @inaturalist]

Our #FlyFriday Observation of the Day is this remarkable red #fly of the genus Myopa (in the family Conopidae, known as the thick-headed flies)! Seen in #Russia by igor_scherbakov.
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More details at: https://t.co/xktOEuGcJs #nature #insects #entomology #diptera #biodiversity

[Seth Donoughe @seth_donoughe]

in case you're wondering what happens during insect metamorphosis

[Dr Erica McAlister @flygirlNHM]

So it’s the #YearOfTheTiger - here are some of the ones found in the UK - Tiger crane flies Nephrotoma spp

Learn more about the many species of tiger found on our shores here https://t.co/WDyHdMbTBW @DipteristsForum @CRStipula

[The British Lichen Society @BLSlichens]

Are you interested in lichens? Do you live in the south-east of Scotland? Then look no further! The brilliant Graham Pyatt is setting up a #lichen group for beginners & enthusiasts! Field trips scheduled for the year ahead. For more info: https://t.co/jlCBRKBdoq

[Hadyn Reis Murray @HadynRMurray]

@BotanicsMan That’s an Aster ???
The differences in morphology for this family is astounding ��

[Hadyn Reis Murray @HadynRMurray]

@AshWhiffin @SilphidaeUk @ColSocBI @ColeopSoc Happy birthday 🥳 🪲

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A piece of the cuticle from an infected Helicoverpa armigera caterpillar 🐛

Can see the spores of the entomopathogenic fungi Beauveria bassiana inside the cuticle 🍄 ☠️
@endorse_ag

[Hadyn Reis Murray @HadynRMurray]

How many caterpillars is too many caterpillars? 🤔🐛 💯

Coming to the end of our big co-infection trial now & results are looking promising. Yesterday we successfully collected & calculated spore concentrations from our infected caterpillars.
@endorse_ag

[Alexey Polilov 🕊️ @AlexeyPolilov]

I am proud of the work of our team on the flight of the smallest beetles, published in the third issue of @Nature this year.
https://t.co/pGNpUGxHWG
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