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Person writing notes at moth trapping event, with Dusky Thorn moth (Ennomos fuscantaria) on paper The National Forest, Leicestershire, UK September - Alex Hyde/ npl

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90674904 Person writing notes at moth trapping event, with Dusky Thorn moth (Ennomos fuscantaria) on paper The National Forest, Leicestershire, UK September© Alex Hyde / NPL

Ian Chambers of Backwell Enviroment Trust lowering a nestbox containing a Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) into a plastic sack held by Gill Brown, before taking measurements, in copp...

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90871458 Ian Chambers of Backwell Enviroment Trust lowering a nestbox containing a Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) into a plastic sack held by Gill Brown, before taking measurements, in copp...©

Ian Chambers of Backwell Enviroment Trust holding Adult Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) inside a plastic sack as Gill Brown inspects closely to sex it during a survey in coppiced wo...

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90871457 Ian Chambers of Backwell Enviroment Trust holding Adult Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) inside a plastic sack as Gill Brown inspects closely to sex it during a survey in coppiced wo...©

Ian Chambers and Gill Brown of Backwell Environment Trust returning a torpid Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) to its nestbox after weighing it during a survey in coppiced woodland ne...

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90871456 Ian Chambers and Gill Brown of Backwell Environment Trust returning a torpid Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) to its nestbox after weighing it during a survey in coppiced woodland ne...©

Mammalogist Gill Brown of Backwell Enviroment Trust using a spring balance to weigh a Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) held in a plastic bag during a survey in coppiced woodland near...

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90871455 Mammalogist Gill Brown of Backwell Enviroment Trust using a spring balance to weigh a Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) held in a plastic bag during a survey in coppiced woodland near...©

Mammalogist Gill Brown of Backwell Enviroment Trust finding a Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) in a nest box in coppiced woodland near Bristol, Somerset, UK, October. Model released.

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90871454 Mammalogist Gill Brown of Backwell Enviroment Trust finding a Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) in a nest box in coppiced woodland near Bristol, Somerset, UK, October. Model released.©

Data record sheet compiled by Backwell Enviroment Trust during a nest box survey of Common / Hazel dormice (Muscardinus avellanarius) in coppiced woodland near Bristol, Somerset, UK, October. Model re...

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90871453 Data record sheet compiled by Backwell Enviroment Trust during a nest box survey of Common / Hazel dormice (Muscardinus avellanarius) in coppiced woodland near Bristol, Somerset, UK, October. Model re...©

Torpid Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) sleeping while held in human hand during a survey by Backwell Enviroment Trust in coppiced woodland near Bristol, Somerset, UK, June. Model re...

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90871452 Torpid Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) sleeping while held in human hand during a survey by Backwell Enviroment Trust in coppiced woodland near Bristol, Somerset, UK, June. Model re...©

Nest of Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) temporarily removed from nest box, held in hands during a survey by Backwell Enviroment Trust in coppiced woodland near Bristol, Somerset, UK...

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90871451 Nest of Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) temporarily removed from nest box, held in hands during a survey by Backwell Enviroment Trust in coppiced woodland near Bristol, Somerset, UK...©

Adult Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius), held gently in human hands during a survey in coppiced woodland near Bristol, Somerset, UK, October. Model released. Non-ex.

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90871450 Adult Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius), held gently in human hands during a survey in coppiced woodland near Bristol, Somerset, UK, October. Model released. Non-ex.©

Adult Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) captured during a survey by Backwell Enviroment Trust in coppiced woodland near Bristol, being encouraged to emerge from a nestbox placed tempo...

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90871449 Adult Common / Hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) captured during a survey by Backwell Enviroment Trust in coppiced woodland near Bristol, being encouraged to emerge from a nestbox placed tempo...©

Mother and children looking at young Wood mouse / Long-tailed field mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus) live-trapped during a Bioblitz survey at Abbots Pool and woodland reserve, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model...

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90871438 Mother and children looking at young Wood mouse / Long-tailed field mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus) live-trapped during a Bioblitz survey at Abbots Pool and woodland reserve, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model...©

Children looking at young Wood mouse / Long-tailed field mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus) live-trapped during a Bioblitz survey at Abbots Pool and woodland reserve, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model released

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90871437 Children looking at young Wood mouse / Long-tailed field mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus) live-trapped during a Bioblitz survey at Abbots Pool and woodland reserve, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model released©

Mammalogist Emma Koblizek inspects a small mammal caught in a Longworth trap tipped into a temporary holding box during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model release...

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90871436 Mammalogist Emma Koblizek inspects a small mammal caught in a Longworth trap tipped into a temporary holding box during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model release...©

Young boy held by mother as he holds up a collecting pot after a pond-dipping session during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, Bristol, June, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model released.

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90871435 Young boy held by mother as he holds up a collecting pot after a pond-dipping session during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, Bristol, June, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model released.©

Volunteer Shen Yan Liow looks on as mammalogist Gill Brown matches up inky hedgehog footprints left in a footprint tunnel with identification chart during Arnos Vale Cemetery Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, Ma...

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90871434 Volunteer Shen Yan Liow looks on as mammalogist Gill Brown matches up inky hedgehog footprints left in a footprint tunnel with identification chart during Arnos Vale Cemetery Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, Ma...©

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90871433 Volunteer Shen Yan Liow looks on as mammalogist Gill Brown matches up inky hedgehog footprints left in a footprint tunnel with identification chart during Arnos Vale Cemetery Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, Ma...©

Volunteer Shen Yan Liow looks on as mammalogist Gill Brown refers to a mammal footprint identification chart during Arnos Vale Cemetery Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, May 2012 Model released.

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90871432 Volunteer Shen Yan Liow looks on as mammalogist Gill Brown refers to a mammal footprint identification chart during Arnos Vale Cemetery Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, May 2012 Model released.©

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90871431 Family pond dipping during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model released.©

Entomologist Pete 'The Bug Man' Dawson describing insect behaviour to children during Arnos Vale Cemetery Bioblitz as children watch, Bristol, UK, May 2012 Model released.

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90871427 Entomologist Pete 'The Bug Man' Dawson describing insect behaviour to children during Arnos Vale Cemetery Bioblitz as children watch, Bristol, UK, May 2012 Model released.©

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90871426 Boy pond dipping during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model released.©

Boy points to his catch of Common minnow fry (Phoxinus phoximus) and invertebrates after dip-netting during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, with others collecting in the background, Bristol...

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90871425 Boy points to his catch of Common minnow fry (Phoxinus phoximus) and invertebrates after dip-netting during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, with others collecting in the background, Bristol...©

Boy looking at a Bank vole (Myodes glareolus) live-trapped during a Bioblitz survey at Abbots Pool and woodland reserve, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model released.

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90871424 Boy looking at a Bank vole (Myodes glareolus) live-trapped during a Bioblitz survey at Abbots Pool and woodland reserve, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model released.©

Boy inspects his net after pond-dipping as his mother peers into the water during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model released.

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90871423 Boy inspects his net after pond-dipping as his mother peers into the water during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, Bristol, UK, June 2012. Model released.©

Boy inspecting his catch of Common minnow fry (Phoxinus phoximus) and invertebrates after dip-netting during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, with others collecting in the background, Bristo...

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90871422 Boy inspecting his catch of Common minnow fry (Phoxinus phoximus) and invertebrates after dip-netting during Abbots Pool and woodland reserve Bioblitz, with others collecting in the background, Bristo...©

Green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) in seagrass bed. Researcher from CORE (Centre for Ocean Research and Education) Sciences diving in background, amongst exclusion cages on sea floor to monitor the eff...

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90853529 Green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) in seagrass bed. Researcher from CORE (Centre for Ocean Research and Education) Sciences diving in background, amongst exclusion cages on sea floor to monitor the eff...©

Researchers sampling aquatic invertebrates in trial ditches exposed to thiacloprid, a neonicotinoid. Organisms found to be 2500 times more sensitive to the insecticide in the natural environment than...

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90849971 Researchers sampling aquatic invertebrates in trial ditches exposed to thiacloprid, a neonicotinoid. Organisms found to be 2500 times more sensitive to the insecticide in the natural environment than...©

Ecotoxicologists sampling aquatic invertebrates in trial ditches exposed to thiacloprid, a neonicotinoid. Organisms found to be 2500 times more sensitive to the insecticide in the natural environment...

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90849969 Ecotoxicologists sampling aquatic invertebrates in trial ditches exposed to thiacloprid, a neonicotinoid. Organisms found to be 2500 times more sensitive to the insecticide in the natural environment...©

Ecotoxicologist sampling aquatic invertebrates from emergence trap over trial ditch exposed to thiacloprid, a neonicotinoid. Organisms found to be 2500 times more sensitive to the insecticide in the n...

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90849961 Ecotoxicologist sampling aquatic invertebrates from emergence trap over trial ditch exposed to thiacloprid, a neonicotinoid. Organisms found to be 2500 times more sensitive to the insecticide in the n...©

Ecotoxicologists sampling aquatic invertebrates from trial ditches exposed to thiacloprid, a neonicotinoid. Organisms found to be 2500 times more sensitive to the insecticide in the natural environmen...

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90849959 Ecotoxicologists sampling aquatic invertebrates from trial ditches exposed to thiacloprid, a neonicotinoid. Organisms found to be 2500 times more sensitive to the insecticide in the natural environmen...©

Researcher at pitfall trap used to collect Ground beetles (Carabidae). Long-term monitoring has revealed a 72 percent reduction in Ground beetle numbers in past 22 years. Dwingelderveld National Park,...

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90849942 Researcher at pitfall trap used to collect Ground beetles (Carabidae). Long-term monitoring has revealed a 72 percent reduction in Ground beetle numbers in past 22 years. Dwingelderveld National Park,...©

Researcher emptying pitfall trap used to collect Ground beetles (Carabidae). Long-term monitoring has revealed a 72 percent reduction in Ground beetle numbers in past 22 years. Dwingelderveld National...

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90849941 Researcher emptying pitfall trap used to collect Ground beetles (Carabidae). Long-term monitoring has revealed a 72 percent reduction in Ground beetle numbers in past 22 years. Dwingelderveld National...©

Researcher emptying Ground beetles (Carabidae) from pitfall trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 72 percent reduction in Ground beetle numbers in past 22 years. Dwingelderveld National Park, The...

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90849940 Researcher emptying Ground beetles (Carabidae) from pitfall trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 72 percent reduction in Ground beetle numbers in past 22 years. Dwingelderveld National Park, The...©

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90849939 Researcher emptying Ground beetles (Carabidae) from pitfall trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 72 percent reduction in Ground beetle numbers in past 22 years. Dwingelderveld National Park, The...©

Pitfall trap used for weekly trapping of Ground beetles (Carabidae), researcher approaching in background. Long-term monitoring. has revealed a 72 percent reduction in Ground beetle numbers in past 22...

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90849935 Pitfall trap used for weekly trapping of Ground beetles (Carabidae), researcher approaching in background. Long-term monitoring. has revealed a 72 percent reduction in Ground beetle numbers in past 22...©

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90849934 Researcher emptying Ground beetles (Carabidae) from pitfall trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 72 percent reduction in Ground beetle numbers in past 22 years. Dwingelderveld National Park, The...©

Researcher using pooter to collect insects during trapping session, insects attracted by light to white sheet. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decline in moths over 25 years. De Kaaistoep Natu...

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90849920 Researcher using pooter to collect insects during trapping session, insects attracted by light to white sheet. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decline in moths over 25 years. De Kaaistoep Natu...©

Researcher using pooter to collect insects attracted by light to white sheet during trapping session, another researcher waiting at desk in background to identify and record insects. Long-term monitor...

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90849919 Researcher using pooter to collect insects attracted by light to white sheet during trapping session, another researcher waiting at desk in background to identify and record insects. Long-term monitor...©

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90849918 Researcher using pooter to collect insects during trapping session, insects attracted by light to white sheet. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decrease in moth numbers in 25 years. De Kaaistoe...©

Moths attracted by light during insect trapping and identification session, researcher in background. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decrease in moth numbers in 25 years. De Kaaistoep Nature...

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90849907 Moths attracted by light during insect trapping and identification session, researcher in background. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decrease in moth numbers in 25 years. De Kaaistoep Nature...©

Researcher using pooter to collect insects during trapping session at night, insects attracted by light to white sheet. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decrease in moth numbers in 25 years. De...

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90849906 Researcher using pooter to collect insects during trapping session at night, insects attracted by light to white sheet. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decrease in moth numbers in 25 years. De...©

Researcher examining moth attracted to light during insect trapping and identification session. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decrease in moth numbers in 25 years. De Kaaistoep Nature Reserv...

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90849905 Researcher examining moth attracted to light during insect trapping and identification session. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decrease in moth numbers in 25 years. De Kaaistoep Nature Reserv...©

Biologist from Entomological Society Krefeld collecting trapped insects from malaise trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 75% decline in insect biomass over 27 years. Germany, April 2019.

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90849897 Biologist from Entomological Society Krefeld collecting trapped insects from malaise trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 75% decline in insect biomass over 27 years. Germany, April 2019.©

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90849895 Biologist from Entomological Society Krefeld collecting trapped insects from malaise trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 75% decline in insect biomass over 27 years. Germany, April 2019.©

Biologists from Radboud University and Entomological Society Krefeld examining insects trapped in malaise trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 75% decline in insect biomass over 27 years. Germany...

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90849892 Biologists from Radboud University and Entomological Society Krefeld examining insects trapped in malaise trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 75% decline in insect biomass over 27 years. Germany...©

Biologists from Radboud University and Entomological Society Krefeld collecting specimens from malaise trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 75% decline in insect biomass over 27 years. Germany, M...

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90849890 Biologists from Radboud University and Entomological Society Krefeld collecting specimens from malaise trap. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 75% decline in insect biomass over 27 years. Germany, M...©

View through malaise trap to biologists from Radboud University and Entomological Society Krefeld collecting specimens. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 75% decline in insect biomass over 27 years....

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90849889 View through malaise trap to biologists from Radboud University and Entomological Society Krefeld collecting specimens. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 75% decline in insect biomass over 27 years....©

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90849888 View through malaise trap tobiologists from Radboud University and Entomological Society Krefeld collecting specimens. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 75% decline in insect biomass over 27 years....©

Naturalists putting up white sheet to catch insects attracted to light during insect trapping and identification session. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decrease in moth numbers in 25 years....

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90849804 Naturalists putting up white sheet to catch insects attracted to light during insect trapping and identification session. Long-term monitoring has revealed a 50% decrease in moth numbers in 25 years....©

Painting seabirds on the coast of Scotland

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