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Pollen beetle feeding frenzy!
Pollen beetles (genus Meligethes ) spend the winter as adults in soil, emerging in spring to feed on pollen, mate, and lay eggs in flower b...
Ivy (Hedera spp.) – an important food source for pollinators in autumn
Not many native plants flower in autumn but Ivy ( Hedera helix and the very similar species Hedera hibernica ) is an exception and provide...
Seed of change: The Merton wildflower borders at Oxford Botanic Garden
With our changing climate and the possibility of longer hot and dry periods in the near future we have to rethink the high maintenance and ...
Dandelion (Taraxacum agg.) – a valuable food source not only for pollinators
Dandelion ( Taraxacum agg.) is probably one of the most well-known and most common wildflowers in the UK. Every year from early spring onwa...
The Ivy Bee (Colletes hederae) - a newcomer fond of Ivy
If you live in the South of England in an area with light soils and large stands of Ivy ( Hedera helix ) you may well get lucky and see the...
Identification of common garden hoverflies
Hoverflies are a colourful group of flies (Diptera) which make up the family Syrphidae. Hoverflies are given their name for their characteri...
Another new addition to the Bristol Team
Hi, I'm Phil and I'm excited to be joining the Bristol Urban Pollinators team this summer. I graduated with a Biology degree from Ba...
Winter flowers for bees and other pollinators
Most native wildflowers stop flowering in winter and apart from the occasional dandelion or lawn daisy there is not a lot on offer for polli...
Bristol Meadows in September 2013
Summer is coming to a close and so the flowers within our meadows will be shortly closing too. However there are still plenty of surprises w...
Urban Pollinators Project: Our last field season
We finished our final fieldwork season in September this year and despite the cold spring it was a successful season. In April we started t...
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Urban Pollinators Project: Our last field season
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We finished our final fieldwork season in September this year and despite the cold spring it was a successful season. In April we started t...
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Borage: Brilliant blooms for busy bees
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Borage ( Borago officinalis ) is an annual herb native to the Mediterranean region and belongs to the Borage family (Boraginaceae) together ...
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