Albert Cardona @albertcardona@qoto.org

Meanwhile, cellophane bees (genus Colletes) keep going strong here in Cambridge, UK, despite having arrived at what ought to be the end of their flight season. Will find out next weekend whether they are still around.
#iNaturalist #bee #nativebee #entomology https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/140696242

Flowers first feed pollen and nectar to wasp adults in exchange for (unwitting) pollination services. Then the fruit feeds insect larvae who, in turn, host the endoparasitoid wasp larvae.
Torymus sp. wasp as seen in the Cambridge Botanic Gardens on October 31st. http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/140710313
#wasp #wasplove #entomology #inaturalist

An extremely off season mining bee screams #climatechange like few other bioindicators. This British Andrena sp. #nativebee most likely ought to have been dead since late August, yet here we are, October 31st, Halloween. #iNaturalist #entomology http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/140710447

Hello world! Here to (re)build a #neuroscience peer network.

#Drosophila #zebrafish #mouse #cephalopods

Also interested in #entomology #wasplove #nativebee #macrophotography and many more.

My website: https://albert.rierol.net

My #iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/lifelists/albertcardona?view=tree&details_view=observations