Bart Van Campさんのイラストまとめ

August 9, 2020: super moth night! 300+ species in 20 moth traps in city of Genk, Belgium: squares, rooftops, cemetery, hospitals, parks and gardens. It's a pity this beauty remains hidden. Add the diversity of flies, bees, ants, beetles, bugs, mites, grasshoppers, spiders,...

Scientific names for (white) parts of birds.

Remember these words?
I'm not a scientist, nor a classical linguïst, nor a good artist, so feel free to comment/correct!

Link to English HR version: https://t.co/ziq7sMgAeH
Link naar Nederlandse HR versie: https://t.co/vYfX49zOGj
Link to German version: innerhalb weniger tage : )

Welcome to my garden. English version. High res: just ask.

The total amount of moths (on one night) in the suburb garden of journalist Tine Hens. 10% of the species represent 90% of the volume... Common species matter!

Brussels, Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (100 m from the European Parliament in the center of the city), at yesterdays record breaking hot night: 50 moth species (260 individuals, only 3 of them were Geometridae!)

560 moths (128 species) in ONE TRAP in the small suburban garden of a Belgian politician. This weekend was a SUPER moth weekend!

And, why not, the total amount of moths in Goulson's garden in England, june 2017. What a diversity, what an inspiring, semi-wild, insect-friendly garden!