FLOWer lab insect workshop
11 maio, 2023≈ 1 min read
Another internal course of introduction to the identification of bees, butterflies and sirfids for new members!
With the incorporation of new students@s in FLOWer Lab, yesterday morning, Hugo Gaspar introduced basic concepts of insect taxonomy, focused on assisting in the field identification of bees, butterflies and sirfids.
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