"Camera-trap monitoring reveals flower visitor diversity and diel activity patterns in the forest understory: bramble patches (Rubus fruticosus agg.) as a model system" by Bonneau-Chloup et al. - freshly published in JPE! doi.org/10.26786/192...

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Are plant–pollinator interactions more specialised in the tropics? After almost 25 years of thinking about this question, our new global analysis suggests there’s no simple latitudinal rule - it all depends! Read about it here: jeffollerton.co.uk/2026/10/01/a... #pollinators #ecology #biodiversity

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…such distinctions add urgency to conservation efforts. “Once three species become five species, each population is reduced,” he says. “Therefore conservation efforts must increase, perhaps urgently, depending on estimated population sizes.” www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/arti...

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Noticed a dead Eleodes sp. darkling beetle (sometimes called stink bugs/beetles) in the Mojave Desert a month ago, saw another one was walking toward it and decided to record the encounter: "Larry? You okay? You sleeping? Yeah, probably asleep. Sorry. I'll see you later. Maybe. Okay bye." #BugSky 🐙🌿

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