Astounded and thrilled to have been shortlisted for a @NatureofScot award for my work as a @Natural_Talent Trainee last year! Congrats to all the other shortlisters. Looking at you @Ally_Lemon ;) #teammoth
Congratulations to @rossmcil for being shortlisted for the @NatureofScot RSPB Young Nature Champion Award- for making a difference to nature and wildlife! #teammoth 🎉🦋🤩 Well done #natureofscotland shortlisters!
@JamesMcIlwrath@HubbleFred Looks like a Leafhopper species. A type of "True Bug" (Hemiptera). All true bugs have piercing sucking mouth parts. https://t.co/FI9CckqEFF
Idiocerus genus looks a good bet
As requested Michaela @BBCSpringwatch Small Tortoiseshell “Butterfly”😜 I’ve hardly seen any adults this season, suspect the cold spring and heavy rains scuppered them. Really happy to find this little bundle. Seen at Ulster Wildlife Balloo Wetland reserve #Springwatch
@niwnews The Cold Water is out for many residents on Inglewood Park in Bangor. Can’t report on the emergency number as I don’t have a landline to reference. Is this being looked into?
Group D:
Anania hortulata
Oncocera semirubella
Alucita hexadactyla
Nymphula nitidulata
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@BritishMoths Voting tactically! Arrrgh! Horrible but necessary. Next year we’ll have to get an STV system in place @flyingchrysalis so we can all vote more accurately 😜
Group C:
Catoptria pinella
Alabonia geoffrella
Argyresthia brockeella
Adela reaumurella
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