https://www.bto.org/our-science/publications/peer-reviewed-papers/aerial-insect-biomass-not-phenological-mismatch?utm_source=science_enews&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=general_promo&dm_i=2FPX,1XU1D,A31RZH,6TCXL,1
As said, interesting. I feel there are a large combination of causes, the few I can list are;
That is just a very short list of what I have observed over my very short lifetime, food, in this case insects, will be a very major cause plus suitable resting places, which have also reduced globally.
regards
John
something did feell abit off when reading cause it didn’t say anything about other things that we know are responsible for insect declines so I did wonder why It didn’t mention other things. Interestingly aswell the article was published in 2023 in the link why would they publish something that doesn’t take other factors into consideration when talking about insect declines