
2nd year PhD student @RHULBioSci, studying pollinator-pollen interactions | Published | Animals and cricket, not much else really
Egham, South East
Joined March 2021
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One of the all time great TMS moments, even made the subsequent collapse worth it. Into the annals it goes
#PAKvENG #BBCCricket
That's a wrap on my first d̶a̶y̶ night of field work proper! Glad to get going and start off nice and smoothly with most of the colonies coming along very nicely, though one was annoyingly (but quite cooly) taken over by a B. vestalis queen as in the video (scuse the french...)
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Optimow 2023 was a success! In 2024, we want to understand more about citizen interventions & managing garden lawns for pollinators🐝🦋
If you've got a garden & can help, please sign up below to join this citizen science project:
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So excited that my hair died and started to flatline (seriously though, this was a bloody good moment)
Really fantastic discussion @ORFC on unlocking ecosystem harmony for managing pests, weeds, and diseases with @NFFNUK and great contributions from @hanslope, @Cereals_Ana, and Patrick from the @The_Barker_Boys. Best of the conference in a rather grand setting! #ORFC24 #orfc
Exactly a month since starting my PhD @RHULBioSci, I have my first bumblebee colony! I will be using it to practice care, marking, and differentiating workers from males and young queens. Look at the size of the queen compared to the workers- polymorphism will never not be cool
I am absolutely delighted to announce that I've been offered the Butler PhD studentship @RHULBioSci with @ElliLeadbeater1 and @KorichevaLab! I'll be looking at limited resource foraging and cognition (amongst other things) in bees and cannot wait to get started!
It's been a brilliant field season working with such great colleagues and an honour to work at the legendary Wytham Woods. I hope to be back soon!
Another field season in @WythamWoods draws to a close - still seeing high nestling survival, very little asynchrony in broods & caterpillar abundance still high. The traditional field team photograph - it would be impossible to do this work without this fantastic team!
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“It’s a man’s game”
“Men at it”
Get in the 🗑 what a disgraceful thing to say after the summer this country has just seen.
Leo Fordham retweeted
Weird that the excuse weirdos use when they're hating on women's cricket for no reason is "the slower bowling speed".
Mate, you average 3.6 in a Sunday 3rds league against 47mph non spinners. One Crossy short ball would have you in tears
The greatest man I will ever know. End of. Also showed me I could be a Fordham without going into humanities, for which I will be forever grateful. Lie well grandpa.
It is with great sadness that we announce that Max Fordham - the acclaimed engineer, pioneer of sustainable building design and founder of our practice - passed away at his home yesterday morning, 4th January 2022.
Read more here: maxfordham.com/news/max-ford…
Absolutely horrendous news. Just as the iconic Welsh osprey population was starting to get re-established, someone fells and destroys a nest which had an egg in it. What a waste, hope whoever did this faces the full force of the law.
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When my grandpa did a thing and was recognised by someone quite important
To mark the sad passing of HRH #PrincePhilip, we are re-releasing Max's speech on acceptance of the Prince Philip Designers Prize for "his outstanding lifetime achievement in [...] modern environmental design and sustainable engineering for buildings": maxfordham.com/news/prince-p…
Requesting follow up research to model how it'll take them to create harpoons from shipwrecks and turn the tables
Adaptation of sperm whales to open-boat whalers: rapid social learning on a large-scale? ow.ly/DXNN50E4VEY #BiologyLetters
Will never not be stoked to see my name on a paper! @asab_tweets
Animal Behaviour, Oct 2020 📰 @Gull_Mad TR Collins @fordham_leo @lauraakelley & @NeeltjeBoogert tested whether age and urbanization affected gulls' aversion to human gaze. Urban herring gulls could be approached more closely than their rural counterparts. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…





















