Andy Salisbury
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Head of Plant Health @the_rhs #Entomologist, #Gardens, #biodiversity, #pollinators, #MountainBiker, #mountainbiking #Dorking #surreyhills, dubious music taste.
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Good morning from RHS Wisley #UKGardens
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Good morning from RHS Harlow Carr #UKGardens
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Good morning from RHS HarlowCarr Looking forward to the RHS staff biodiversity conference #UKGardens
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Good morning from RHS Wisley #UKGardens
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Friday and October's RHS The Garden has arrived lots of fabulous fungi 🍄from @jassydrak.bsky.social, enjoyed with arbor ales 🍻 and @white-zombie.bsky.social🤘🤘
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Habitat mounds made of cut stems/twigs etc, a way of providing additional habitat for invertebrates and smaller vertebrates.
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Good morning from RHS Garden Wisley #UKGardens
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Good morning from RHS Wisley #UKGardens
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Good morning from RHS Wisley #UKGardens
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No good mornings from Wisley this week...been cycling the South Downs Way, over three days...found the wonderful weevil Liparus coronatus...love the slightly random soil sign in Eastbourne @drdoox.bsky.social
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I have a week of leave 🎉...kicking off with @britishecologicalsociety.org br🌳🦇🪲, @cloudwaterbrew.bsky.social 🍻, and dead__kennedys 🤘
 british ecologucal society journal The Niche 🌳🦇🪲,  cloudwaterbrew beer in a glass 🍻, and l dead__kennedys records in the background 🤘
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Good morning from #RHS garden #Wisley #UKGardens
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Good morning from RHS Wisley #UKGardens
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Good morning from #RHS #Wisley #UKGardens
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🦇 Time to go back to school with our autumn courses! From learning about new survey techniques, gardening for nature (and bats) or managing woodlands for bats and more.

For more information about our range of courses, booking and deadlines here: www.bats.org.uk/our-work/tra...?
A graphic titled 'Back to school: autumn courses for industry!', listing upcoming training courses:
- Secondary Roost Surveys for Arborists on 18 September, in person at NT Fyne Court, Bridgwater, Somerset.
- Landscaping for Nature and People on 30 September, in person at RHS Wisley.
- Bats and Arboriculture - scoping surveys for arborists on 9 and 16 October (afternoons), online.
- Bats and Woodland Management course on 14 October, in person at Kingsbury Water Park Education Centre, Sutton, Warcks.
- Bats for Building Professionals on 18 and 25 November (afternoons), online
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Friday 😁 RHS The Garden (a little input from me - listed some of my favourite pollinator plants) 🐝, Ramones 🤘 and arbor.ales 🍻
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Garden birds not looking well? It could be trichomonosis.

By reporting sick or dead birds, you can directly help our scientists understand this disease.

Report here: www.gardenwildlifehealth.org

Please don’t clean or remove feeders until after we visit - this step is crucial.❗
A healthy Greenfinch perched on a lichen-covered branch against a soft green background. Birds with trichomonosis may instead appear fluffed up, lethargic, and reluctant to fly, often sitting still for long periods.
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Good day from Surrey Wildlife Trust Nower Wood and the RHS Plant Health team away day ...and I cycled here, another milestone and bridleway I haven't ridden for 31 months.
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Late summer can be a great time for pollinator spotting. Look out for ivy bees, bumblebees, and hoverflies on late-blooming flowers. What’s been visiting your garden or balcony this week?

#PollinatingLT
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The Scarce Fungus Weevil lays its eggs only in Cramp Balls (or King Alfred's cakes) - fungi that grow on dead Ash wood. With Ash dieback & the felling of Ash trees threatening their habitat, the beetle's future is uncertain.🌳 Read the #UKFungusDay blog: www.ukfungusday.co.uk/anecessarywe...
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Good morning from RHS Wisley #UKGardens
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Weevil Identification workshop – Angela Marmont Centre November 8 10:30 am - 4:00 pm Tutor: Mark Gurney

For beginners to those wanting to get familiar with trickier groups.

Book a place; email, supplying a contact phone: [email protected]

Image: Mark Gurney