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visiting the alma mater, sneaking into my old grad student haunts and defacing their whiteboards
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Introduced the Granddaughters to Pediacus dermestoides on walk in the woods yesterday. They were pretty unimpressed. #Cucujidae #Coleoptera #Derbyshire
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Useful bit of work here - definitely accords with my observations, especially during hot, dry summers, where you can actually see honeybees dominating the remaining resource in areas with high hive density. I've had conversations with beekeepers about this, but haven't really seen a practice change.
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