On the importance of ‘real’ wildflowers and the rise of plant blindness
Do you remember Jeremy the left-handed snail? Sadly, he is now no longer with us but he has been immortalised in print 🙂 See the published paper here.
Sickening and sobering visualisation of the slave trade 😦
Interesting analysis of some of Charles Dickens’ characters
Insects and other arthropods in medieval manuscripts – some remarkable illustrations
The role of arthropods in medieval medicine
One, two, more or less? How many metres apart will keep us safe?
Teaching tips for a virtual world
If you are interested in UK nature and conservation, then this is an interesting on-line news round-up
Don't Forget the Roundabouts 
I am interested in the article ‘insects in medieval art’
During my 30 years researching the biology and ecology of the stag beetle Lucanus cervus, I have collected illustrations of this insect found in literature, on pottery, on silverware, on postcards, and in jewelry. I have a paper in prep on this subject.
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Excellent – look forward to reading it
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