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One of the founding editors of Insect Conservation, which he edited between 2008 and 2021, he also served as an editorial board member of Agricultural & Forest Entomology and was Chair of the RES Library Committee from 2018 to 2021. Subsequently, Professor Leather was at Imperial College London for 20 years, working on agricultural, horticultural and forest pests. And Dr Roberts added: “He was an entomologist in the broadest sense. He was a mover on social media too, with almost 10,000 followers – but an unconventional one. You could set your watch by him – he went on his rounds every morning, talking to colleagues – and you could time him, absolutely to the minute. He loved making those rounds and talking to people.” Reader in Entomology Dr Tom Pope – who moved to Harper Adams at the same time as Professor Leather – said: “He could work across the whole gamut of entomology – often, academics will specialise in a particular area, but he had an influence on all kinds of things, across the university and beyond.Dr Pope said: “One of the things he loved about Harper Adams was the collegiate atmosphere – he engaged with colleagues closely and was always encouraging people to do new things and to go for things they hadn’t previously gone for. During this time he discovered the joy of urban ecology – which inspired the name of his blog, “Don’t forget the Roundabouts”. He proudly and prolifically blogged and tweeted about whatever drew his interest, bringing the same keen focus to entomology, roundabouts (photography as well as ecology), genealogy, politics, teaching and more whenever he wrote. This video shows how I made a lined clip-on mag pouch for the Sig P238 pistol magazine. This is the first of four videos I made of a batch of gear for Atomic Cowboy - a new eyewear company. The leather is 3-4 ounce Herman Oak, dyed with Fiebing's Pro Saddle Tan and Dark Brown, sewn with 277 natural colored bonded nylon thread, edges polished with Tokenole, and sealed with Fiebing's Resolene (diluted 1:1 with water). Professor Leather was elected a Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society in 1978, and served in a series of key roles in both the Society and on entomological journals.

From the very beginning I was much more interested in how insects worked and behaved rather than in collecting and pinning them.” His work took him across the globe, from Iceland to Africa, and he had lived in diverse locations from Jamaica to Hong Kong, as well as his native county of Yorkshire, and was enjoying spending time at a holiday property in France with his wife, Gill.

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After roughly a decade of use, I finally upgraded my maker's stamp! This video shows my new press setup, which is a a 6-ton Bench Shop Press from Harbor Freight. I start off the video by assembling the press, adding a simple upgrade, and conclude with a brief demonstration! And Dr Wilcox added: “As one man, he had a massive impact on UK entomological teaching and research. We were privileged indeed to have him as an honorary fellow. He leaves an amazing legacy through his students and research, he will be sadly missed by so many.” Tributes have been paid to a leading figure in the entomological community who passed away peacefully this week.