A million records from insect-spotting hobbyists in Europe contain the broadest evidence so far of a decline among some of the region’s pollinators and the wild plants that need them, says an international research team.
WAX AND WANE. A species of wild bee, Andrena gravida, is not as widespread in Britain and the Netherlands as it was before 1980.
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