Last Summer I got to revisit an old haunt in South London where I used to volunteer with the London Wildlife Trust. I was very excited about returning to Hutchinson’s Bank Nature Reserve (it is in the suburb of New Addington and easily reached by tram from Croydon). I left the restoration project when I… Read More From Thorn to Orchid
Commonly known as Hawk Moths, Sphinx Moths and Hornworms, these moths are important pollinators of orchids and other flowers. Nectar tubes and hawk moth tongue lengths are often associated; Xanthopan morganii praedicta (centre) was famously predicted to exist by Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace based on the length of the nectar spur of the Madagascan Christmas star orchid… Read More Hawk moths and evolutionary predictions
PhD Candidate in Resources, Environment, and Sustainability
Evolutionary Ecology in Extreme Environments
A travel blog about my adventures (mostly) camping in Kenya.
Posts of plants, insects, birds and their interactions + other random ecological or biological thoughts
Thermoregulatory, Evolutionary, Metabolic Physiology
DAAD-Quality Network Biodiversity Kenya (2016-2019)
Revisiting old papers in ecology and evolution through interviews with their authors
A blog for sharing information, updates and tips relating to the Kenya Bird Map project
Bird Watching in Magical Kenya
British Ecological Society - Tropical Ecology Group Special Interest Group
A unified voice for biology
Special Interest Group of the British Ecological Society
Editors' blog
Bridging the gap between researchers, practitioners and policymakers
Towards predictive biology: from individuals to flocks to ecosystems
