Links

Sunday, December 10, 2017 Filed in: Links | Tyzack Family

Tyzacks

• Anna Tyzack: Journalist for the Telegraph.

• Anna Tyzack: Cards for Cancer Research UK by Anna Tyzack.

• JT Fly Fishing: Champion fisherman and fly fishing guide.

• Margaret Tyzack CBE: The late award winning actress.

• Margaret Tyzack CBE: Geneology.

• Michael Tyzack: The John Moores winning artist.

• Scott Tyzack: Graphic Designer from Macclesfield, Cheshire.

• Tyzack Book: Downloadable history of the Tyzack family.

• Tyzack Genealogy: This site contains data about the history of the Tyzack family.

Bees

• BWARS: Bees, Wasps & Ants Recording Society (British).

• Bees for Development: Raising awareness about the value of beekeeping for poverty alleviation.

• Help Save Bees: A campaign to promote bee awareness.

• HK Honey: Beekeeping with the Chinese honey bee: Apis cerana.

• Operation Bumblebee: Reviving the fortunes of the humble bumblebee across the entire UK arable farming area.

• Plan Bee: The Co-operative has launched Plan Bee, a 10-point plan to help reverse the decline in the British bee population.

Other Interest

• Sark Paintings: Home of Sark artist Rosanne Guille and La Maison Rouge Gallery.

• Antblog: A budding community of ant enthusiasts. We study ants and track ants in the news.

• Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo: Japan's love affair with bugs.

• Bug Girl: Anything insect. Blog by a professional entomologist.

• Bug Squad Blog: The blog of Kathy Keatley Garvey, communications specialist for UC Davis Department of Entomology.

• Bumblebee.org: The blog of Bumblebee.org.

• Martin's Moths: A fascinating insight into the secret lives of moths and men.

• Myrmecos: Alex Wild on insects, science, and photography.

• The Dragonfly Woman: Entomologist dealing with issues relating to aquatic insects and water.

• antARK: This site aims to introduce and uncover the impossibly large world of ants.

• Artists for Nature Foundation: ANF acts as a catalyst for nature conservation by asking artists to capture the spirit of endangered landscapes and species in their natural habitat.

• Buglife: The invertebrate Conservation Trust.

• John Dumont: Sharing with the world a love of invertebrate biology.

• The Spider Shop: Tarantulas and other Arachnids.

• What’s that Bug?: An insect identification website.