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Leaving @HarperAdamsUni early and on our way to @NHM_London to visit @flygirlNHM and the #entomology collections but unfortunately without our bug-in-chief @EntoProf. I think the name of the coach is an auspicious sign. See you there @simonsegar pic.twitter.com/03FrH9WQ9w
— Dr Heather Campbell (@scienceheather) February 5, 2020
I've never been called an enthusiastic maggot before. I am claiming it as the highest honour possible.
— Dr Heather Campbell (@scienceheather) February 5, 2020
I'd love to know what @flygirlNHM was pointing out on her tour of @NHM_London but I was too busy skulking around taking stealth photos in the shadows! pic.twitter.com/8kzl7j5Oj0
— Dr Heather Campbell (@scienceheather) February 5, 2020
If you look carefully you'll see a gaggle of @HarperAdamsUni entomologists striding purposefully under the blue whale towards Darwin and being lead by none other than @flygirlNHM pic.twitter.com/P3u1Tv1J9h
— Dr Heather Campbell (@scienceheather) February 5, 2020
And to complete the circle we finished by looking at the @NHM_Coleoptera with @Coleopterist pic.twitter.com/4Jr42H7cfc
— Dr Heather Campbell (@scienceheather) February 5, 2020
We then got a peak at the Lepidoptera ???? pic.twitter.com/p4loR4Vx8d
— Dr Heather Campbell (@scienceheather) February 5, 2020
Followed by a look at the @NHM_Diptera collection with fly aficionado and all round teller of tales @flygirlNHM pic.twitter.com/D1X1SwoLgE
— Dr Heather Campbell (@scienceheather) February 5, 2020
A big smile on my face after this thank you. It is great to see the little maggots feasting on the collections and laying down their entomological reserves for the next phase of their lives. Good luck and keep on entomologing.... #scicomm https://t.co/gbV6LX4x3L
— Dr Erica McAlister (@flygirlNHM) February 5, 2020
Our trip to the Natural History Museum yesterday was incredible, so many amazing insects and so many secret corridors! Thank you @EntoProf @scienceheather and @simonsegar for organising/taking us and thank you @flygirlNHM for showing us rude flies! pic.twitter.com/d8uKH3na3J
— Elin Cunningham (@elin_cunningham) February 6, 2020
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