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Insects in Flight

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John Brackenbury, a professional photographer and retired zoologist, will give a presentation about the novel techniques he uses to give an ‘insect-eye view’ of the world of flying insects. By presenting them in the wider landscape they inhabit, he reinforces the view that even relatively ‘simple’ animals like insects share the same world as human beings.

Copies of his book Up, Up and Away will be available for purchase.

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Cormack Room, University Centre, Granta Place, CB2 1RU, Mill Lane, United Kingdom Held virtually: https://cl-cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/96306328000 Murray Edwards College (New Hall), Huntingdon Road

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