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Biological photographer Images that inspire / inform Macro 1:1 tuition & workshops / author / Passion for China Blog below #Pollination #Macro #Phototips

Surrey, England
Joined August 2009
Photo by Heather Angel (@angelantics)Photo by Heather Angel (@angelantics)Photo by Heather Angel (@angelantics)Photo by Heather Angel (@angelantics)Photo by Heather Angel (@angelantics)Photo by Heather Angel (@angelantics)Photo by Heather Angel (@angelantics)Photo by Heather Angel (@angelantics)Photo by Heather Angel (@angelantics)Photo by Heather Angel (@angelantics)
Common Blue butterfly The underside of their wings is just as beautiful as their open wings, and the stripy legs and antennae just add to their charm #ButterflyCount #TwitterNaturecommunity @savebutterflies @Britnatureguide @iNatureUK @NatureUK @NaturalEngland @Team4Nature300
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[Photo] Apollon (Parnassius apollo - Apollo) 🦋 Cette espèce fait partie de la Famille des Papilionidae (10 espèces en France métropolitaine). Ses 75 mm d'envergure en font un de nos plus grands #papillons diurnes. Comus (Aude) #Biodiversité #Butterfly #Wildlife
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Replying to @angelantics
I think they are so beautiful. Such graceful movement.
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An early start, a long drive but worth it to visit the #legendary @angelantics at @WWTSlimbridge today. #Master #students soaking up her #knowledge and #experience before spending the day #photographing the #birds and other #wildlife around the centre.
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The Spider Cave: The story is about whalers seeking shelter in a cave in order to hide from Europeans aboard their colonial ship. If you love and respect #NativeArt, #share my stories and my carvings! Still seeking more followers! Please #Retweet and #FollowMe ~ with thanks!
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Heather Angel retweeted
Have both issues & more in N. Illinois, Continental Climate with wild swings in weather. Temperatures of 90°F/32°C in March 6 years ago had similar but inverse effect, Narcissus went completely flat by day then picked up to normal position at night when temperatures cooled.
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More important findings. #Neonicotinoid #pesticides have not gone away & continue to wreak havoc on #bees & other #pollinators. Pls read/RT nitter.gq/NigelERaine/status/897…
Pesticides reduce bumblebee queens ability to start colonies &reduces chance of populations persisting @NatureEcoEvo nature.com/articles/s41559-0…
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Replying to @srilankanflora
Lovely, but on trek up Gaoligongshan, Yunnan #China a long pliable Mucuna stem wrapped around my leg causing a burning patch lasted for days
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Omg this is like the cutest pic ever
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Heather Angel retweeted
When it skulks on a reef And has two sets of teeth ... That's a moray.
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A beautiful morning for some beautiful #blossom from @BluebellCottGdn @Cheshire_Gdns @The_RHS #spring 🌸
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#Biodynamicfarming is the oldest “green” movement there is – and it’s still buzzing! bit.ly/2b4DvDC
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We have been set a challenge to see how far this picture can travel on twitter - A RT is easy and costs nothing!
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Heather Angel's stunning images from Pollination Power book nyti.ms/2pezbw8 @angelantics @KewGardens @UChicagoPress – at Chicago, IL
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Osmia (mason bees) can be excellent pollinators orchard crops, outperforming honeybees 50 to 1 (one Osmia can do the work of 50 honeybees).
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Recycled cell phones are now being used to detect and alert rainforest rangers of illegal logging! rainforestpartnership.org/re…
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She really is! True Indian beauty! Hard-working,loves her kids. Very obliging,.
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Ragwort is widely used by night flying moths for nectar as well as day flying bees nitter.gq/angelantics/status/842…
Quartet of insects nectaring on ragwort @Britnatureguide 2 bees: pantaloon & red-tailed bbee; 2 moths: rosy footman & mother of pearl
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Heather Angel retweeted
Driven by the homonymous ocean current, the Humboldt penguins dive in #Chile and Perú's coastlines. Via @angelantics
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