Numbat. This small Aussie marsupial is known for its reddish coat, white stripes, & bushy tail. Unlike most marsupials, numbats are active by day, using their long sticky tongues to feast on thousands of termites daily🐜 Found in eucalyptus woodlands, they shelter in hollow logs & burrows for safety.

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The Fiji Parrotfinch is found only on the islands of Fiji, where it inhabits forests, forest edges, and gardens. With its strong parrot-like bill, it feeds on seeds, fruits, buds, and small insects while moving quietly through dense vegetation. 📷 Nature & Wildlife

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It's another sweltering week in Exeter! ☀️ Here's a throwback from our University Archive of Streatham Campus covered in snow. We hope it helps you feel a little cooler! 📷 EUL UA/P/1b/2 #ThrowbackThursday #UniOfExeterArchive #Archives

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Please read, use, and share these 3 recently published articles on 'how (not) to do' research: 1 Doing realist evaluations with justice in mind: tinyurl.com/yyhjbrsb 2 Analysing demographic diversity in global health: tinyurl.com/4pk8jtvy 3 Dignity-based practice in research: tinyurl.com/3hzfry5k

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if you are at #HSRUK26 today or tomorrow, check out our poster of the pain, trials, tribulations - and eventual rewards - of working with linked health care data! All presented by our fab Research Coordinator and data guru Julie Taylor! (poster 43)

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