todays 5RF reads ( today feeling a bit lonely ... )

[Richard Hardwick]

                                        Bruxelles
                                        2026_05_08


     Today feeling a bit lonely; Mme Hardwick-the-second and children
     (my step children) away for a long w.e..
     So your feedback more than ever welcome … …

     And here come todays 5RF reads


     Richard H.

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1. The Late Peter Raven
        
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              Dr. Peter Raven exploring an alpine bamboo field in Taiwan



2. 12 May 2026 10:00hr-15:30hr
    CV35 9EF Behind The Scenes On The Future Of UK Farming
        
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3. 16 - 24 May European Biodiversity Sampling Week
        
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4. 22 – 28 June UK Insect Week
        
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5. Insect Hour
    The 2^Nd Wednesday Of Every Month, 1pm-2pm
        
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6. Half Of All Food Consumed Globally Depends On Synthetic N Fertilizers
        
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7. Soil Carbon Is Soon Gone
        
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              Version for edaphologists — click here.
             Heated plots in the Harvard Forest are starkly visible from a fire tower
                at the end of winter. Credit: Harvard Forest



8. Oak Tree Reduces Caterpillar Damage Next Year By 55%
        
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             In science speak — click here.



9. Phaseolus Vulgaris L.
    By The Harvard Fart Squad
        
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              Courtesy of Eliza Grinnell/Harvard SEAS



10. TEAGSASC Has 20 Rather Good Fact Sheets
   «Advice On Liming» … … «Safety When Spreading Fertiliser»
        
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11. NIAB Fruit (& My Alma Mater EMRS) Annual Review; Format Flip
        
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             Plus NIAB Landmark latest Issue — click here.



12. The Huayuan Biota - A Good Read
        
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              Image courtesy of Han Zeng/Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology,
                  Chinese Academy of Sciences.



13. These Picoplanktonic Sculptures Fix CO₂
        
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             More — here (scroll down).



14. Regional Differences In Birdsong
        
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              Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain



15. How Our Noses Work
        
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              (Login with your ORCID identity)
                In science—speak; click here.



16. Physicists Make Coffee
        
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17. When You And I Were Very Young
        
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[John Fennell]

 I am sure that the yellowhammers in New Zealand came from Devon and Yorkshire.  Some sing "a little bit of bread and no cheese ooh arrhh" and others sing "a little bit of bread and no Wensleydale eh lad"..  Sorry about that I'll just get my coat.
 
John Fennell
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[Richard Hardwick]

My Merlin Bird ID ( https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/ )
is all confused
r.

On 08/05/2026 08:40, John Fennell wrote:
>
>
>  I am sure that the yellowhammers in New Zealand came from Devon and
> Yorkshire.  Some sing "a little bit of bread and no cheese ooh arrhh"
> and others sing "a little bit of bread and no Wensleydale eh lad"..
> Sorry about that I'll just get my coat.
>

> *John Fennell*
> _________________________________________________________________
> *PO Box 664,****Littlehampton*
> *SA 5250, AUSTRALIA**
> *Mobile:0426 1800 51
> _________________________________________