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Annual Albemarle County butterfly count (this is my part of the counting - there were 2 other teams that also counted in different areas of the county). Lots...
Just finished counting butterflies for our County to see how the butterfly population is making out. I was in one group of three locally.
Numbers seem down from last year. Let’s hope just an off year.
Still, a lot of pretty butterflies spotted - ENJOY my video of them all.
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On January 11, 2022, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced it is implementing a new policy regarding th
They're also studying programs that fight invasive bugs with other, natural deterants like companion planting, predator bugs, and animal predators (eg, raising chickens among the crops to eat the bugs, then we eat the chickens, etc).
Bees to Butterflies: World has lost more than one quarter of its land dwelling insects in the past 30 years- Technology News, Firstpost
Bees to Butterflies: World has lost more than one quarter of its land dwelling insects in the past 30 years- Technology News, Firstpost
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The Associated PressApr 24, 2020 09:23:41 IST
The world has lost more than one-quarter of its land-dwelling insects in the past 30 years, according to researchers whose big picture study of global bug decline paints a disturbing but more nuanced problem than earlier research.
From bees and other pollinators crucial to the world’s food supply to butterflies that beautify places, the bugs…
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Myth Busting: Bug-B-Gone
The latest and greatest in science hysteria is the new study that came out with a ‘shocking’ insect population decline. Most people are reading only the headlines, and then walking around like Chicken Little screaming their heads off about the sky falling and climate changing and, and, and humans are TEH EVUL. I’m not exaggerating. One many of the articles about the new paper includes the…
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