rdimond.bsky.social
Environmental charity worker, wildlife gardener, author and volunteer. Avid entomology enthusiast. Mostly speaks about the smaller thigs (bees, wasps, flies, spiders etc.) on my local patch. He/Him.
👤 Joined on 04 October 2023
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@rdimond.bsky.socialToadflax Brocade Nuneaton VC38 2/10/26 the best of a poor trap with only 3 other species LYU x1 Lunar underwing x3 & LBAM x2 also 7 cats still happily munching away in front garden this afternoon. #teammoth
Show PostRook at sunset. Surely the thoughts of this bird are worth more than a penny. #Corvids
Show PostFly, Caterpillar, Pear, and Centipede; from 1561. Mira calligraphiae monumenta, by Joris Hoefnagel & Georg Bocskay. Needed a little art this morning, since it's a grey cloudy day.
Show PostQingshan Lake Water Forest in Lin'an District, Hangzhou is a viral attraction sometimes called "Matcha Lake" for the emerald green duckweed (subfamily Lemnoideae). These black swans (Cygnus atratus) & their cygnets are enjoying a nutritious buffet of aquatic plants. Let's learn about duckweed.
Show PostThis is quite cool. My university is the first organisation in the world to force Microsoft to allow us to turn off copilot summaries in Word 365, after a backlash against it from staff (including, very vocally, me). That cannot have been easy for our heroic IT people so hats very much off to them!
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