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Here comes the flood!
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Here comes the flood!

Here comes the flood!

Cotton field in Narrabri

Cotton field in Narrabri

Staring at meat ants.....

Staring at meat ants.....

Moth emergence cages

Moth emergence cages

BEES!

BEES!

20,000 new lab members

20,000 new lab members

Hungry snails

Hungry snails

Tanya and Francisco splitting stingless bee hives.

Tanya and Francisco splitting stingless bee hives.

Indi sampling insects in a Cambodian rice field

Indi sampling insects in a Cambodian rice field

Lab pet helping with data analysis....

Lab pet helping with data analysis....

Yolanda surveying pollinators in a Tasmanian apple orchard

Yolanda surveying pollinators in a Tasmanian apple orchard

Checking out an insect trap in Cambodia

Checking out an insect trap in Cambodia

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Here comes the flood!
Cotton field in Narrabri
Staring at meat ants.....
Moth emergence cages
BEES!
20,000 new lab members
Hungry snails
Tanya and Francisco splitting stingless bee hives.
Indi sampling insects in a Cambodian rice field
Lab pet helping with data analysis....
Yolanda surveying pollinators in a Tasmanian apple orchard
Checking out an insect trap in Cambodia
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IMG_1408.jpeg
IMG_1328.jpeg
IMG_1592.jpeg
IMG_1569.jpeg
IMG_1396.jpeg
IMG_1351.jpeg
IMG_1546.jpeg
baby velvets.jpeg
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    • Sustainable management of insects
    • Conservation
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Invertebrate Behaviour, Ecology and Conservation Lab

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  • RT @BambiraptorF: 18% of Aussie plants have no photos available in major online databases 🌱🌿🪴 @ConversationEDU https://t.co/gDyjUoAFK6
    Mar 13, 2023, 11:57 PM
  • RT @ChrisRReid1: Want to study cool ants in a beautiful part of the world? There's still time to apply!
    Mar 8, 2023, 7:05 AM
  • RT @ChrisRReid1: Starting a PhD in 2023? Do you want to study #collectivebehaviour in weaver ants (in particular how they build thei… https://t.co/IHRwNvzZgg
    Feb 15, 2023, 6:58 AM
  • RT @BambiraptorF: Awesome thread about our paper on the threatened species bake off! 🍰 https://t.co/Yf88k4Qd8x
    Jan 31, 2023, 7:22 PM
  • RT @De_SaillySearch: Join the Christmas Beetle Count Post sightings via the app to help scientist @TanyaLatty @Sydney_Uni in her environ… https://t.co/5mhsYmWNzy
    Dec 14, 2022, 6:28 PM
  • RT @BambiraptorF: If you want to learn more about what we learnt about the #TSBakeOff, come grab a slice of cake at my poster 🎂… https://t.co/ElmPJY4k2y
    Nov 27, 2022, 10:47 PM

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