A Re-Inventory after 12 Years—Increase in Red Wood Ant Nests and Woodpecker Cavities in Nests in the West Eifel Volcanic Field despite Climatic Changes
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DOI: 10.3390/f14050985
Abstract: We re-inventoried red wood ant nests (RWA) in 12 study sites (≈1281 ha) in the tectonically active Westeifel Volcanic Field, Germany, in an area-wide and integrated ecosystem approach after 12 years. Combined with the re-identification… read more here.
Keywords: ant nests; volcanic field; woodpecker cavities; red wood ... See more keywords
They live under our streets: ant nests (Hymenoptera, Formicidae) in urban pavements
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DOI: 10.3897/bdj.11.e102897
Abstract: In the context of global insect decline, the urbanisation process plays a key role. However, urban pavements, which are considered to be impervious to biodiversity, can harbour ground-nesting insects under certain conditions. Recent observations have… read more here.
Keywords: ant nests; live streets; hymenoptera formicidae; nests hymenoptera ... See more keywords