Every night is a Friday night if you’re looking for a mate in the animal kingdom. It’s time to make yourself as colourful as you can to prove you have a low parasite load, find […]
The Small Blue butterfly is the smallest species of butterfly in Ireland and also has quite a restricted range, only being found in certain areas across the country. As mentioned above, the Small Blue is […]
Scientists have long had a (debatably) unhealthy fascination for potentially dangerous wild animals. A curiosity for anything with sharp teeth, claws, fangs, tusks, and an instinct for survival so strong they could easily shred you to pieces. Call it the […]
The Environmental Protection Agency has launched a competition to encourage secondary school students to “tell the story of your stuff.” The idea is to pick an object such as your water bottle or mobile phone […]
Beekeeping is by all accounts an enjoyable and educational hobby for yourself while it also benefits the local environment. You have the chance to see bees at close quarters, learn about their biology and way […]
A brief summary of the 13th Herpetological Association of Africa Conference. I became a member of the Herpetological Association of Africa (HAA) almost a year ago now, and I can safely say it is one […]
The Holly Blue is a beautiful and delicate species of butterfly, it is not as common as the Common Blue Butterfly, but is also a high flying species, which may contribute to a lack of […]
“Crypt-keeper” wasp tunnels through another wasp’s head. Think you’re having a bad day? Well, feel for the gall wasp. This unfortunate parasite digs its way into an oak tree to reproduce only to be parasitized […]
The Lenihan family have been in the business of horse logging for over 20 years. Dad, Simon Lenihan, moved to the Lake District from Ireland to set up his company, Celtic Horse Logging, with the […]
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