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Lectures on Specific Groups

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Puffin in flight

Seabirds

A choice, appropriate to the lecture location, e.g. North Atlantic, Mid Atlantic, South Atlantic. Identification and aspects of the fascinating biology of these long-lived birds

Red-footed Booby - dark phase
Redshank

Getting to grips with Waders

Can you tell the difference between these two species? This lecture aims to help identification of species in this group and reveals something of their biology

Spotted Redshank Cley autumn
Humpback whale Iceland with Kittiwaks

Whales and Dolphins

Cetacean biology, evolution, feeding, diving physiology, sonar. Identification of important species appropriate to the lecture location.

Common Dolphin off Skye
Man Orchid

A Fascination with Orchids

European Orchid biology and folklore

Monkey Orchid
Golden-ringed Dragonfly

Dragons and Damsels

Dragonflies are descended from some of the earliest insects to evolve. A review of the life history and ecology of some British species

Agrion splendens larva
Long-winged Conehead

Getting to grips with the Orthopterans (Crickets and Grasshoppers)

Biology, identification, and a sound guide to their songs

Can be a one day workshop

Common Green Grasshopper Omocestus viridulis
Adonis blue male

Papilionids to Satyrids - a celebration of European Butterflies

Just that!

High brown fritillary mating
Ambyteles armatorus - ichneumon fly

Take a Closer Look at Insects

A chance to look at the wonderful range of insect orders. This lecture can have a Norfolk, British or European theme and will also cover aspects of the amazing life histories of these organisms

Scorpion Fly male
Cyanea capillata

Who's Who in the Invertebrates

Invertebrate Zoology is absolutely fascinating as this talk will proove. How did life progress from simple cells to complex organisms. What were the main steps and what drove them to occur. Take a look at locomotion in this diverse group. Where did vertebrates come from... and so much more

Edible Sea Urchin