Heaton Moor Parkさんのイラストまとめ

Insects of the park, and elsewhere: ...Semantics of the insect decline narrative: recommendations for communicating insect conservation to peer and public audiences.....please join the debate.......https://t.co/OgvDnFdk00 (Images: Cooper Hewitt/Smithsonian)

Avian evolution and the park: Group formation and the evolutionary pathway to complex sociality in birds........https://t.co/7cnBWBQKHD (HM library can obtain text)

Birthday in the park: Charles François Antoine Morren, 1807 - 1858, botanist and horticulturist ......Director of LeJardin botanique de l’Université de Liège.....He and his son produced La Belgique Horticole (35 vols, 1851-85).......https://t.co/cDSQvZpCVM (Images: BHL)

Botanical illustration and the park: Floral illustrations of the seasons, consisting of the most beautiful, hardy and rare herbaceous plants cultivated in the flower garden, from drawings, by ML Roscoe, 1829, BHL/NYBG, https://t.co/m1smQbjjwa

Coronavirus and the park: responsible and ethical mapping considerations.......from the ESRi Arcgis blog.........https://t.co/xsWhvb7bHr (Image: the author)

Birds in the park: Die vollständigste Naturgeschichte der Vögel, by HG Ludwig Reichenbachen, 1836-1862, several vols, from BHL/Smithsonian.........https://t.co/7XvWjPuIu5

Bees in the park, and elsewhere: Linking farmer and beekeeper preferences with ecological knowledge to improve crop pollination.......https://t.co/OoWIAFl2Ce (Open access) (Images: Smithsonian)

Natural history and the park: Illustrations of Indian zoology; chiefly selected from the collection of Major-General Hardwicke ...by John Gray et al, 2 vols, from BHL/Smithsonian..........https://t.co/ZtCKc1uWSl

Birds of the park, and elsewhere: Ornithologia Danmoniensis : or, an history of the habits and economy of Devonshire birds.........by A G C Tucker, 1809, from BHL/NHM.......https://t.co/IN7Z09hQ4O

Botanical illustration and the park: Vegetable materia medica of the United States, or, Medical botany........by William PC Barton and HC Carey.....1925, from BHL/Missouri Botanic Garden.......https://t.co/XYHak3lcbN