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| GSW |
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| DITTO |
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| DITTO |
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| Heron oever the reeds |
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| Bluetail Damaselfly |
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| as above |
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| Large Red Damselflys mating |
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| as above |
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| as above |
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| Cranefly |
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| Hoverfly |
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| unknown fly ? |
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| Blue Lacewing |
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| as above |
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| Bee |
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| Unknown Moth |
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| Hover or Bee ? |
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| unknown |
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Thursday, 20 June 2013
From the undergrowth
A few from this week , the Woodpeckers have now fledged they went out of the nest on Monday evening around 7-30 . The weather has been kind for a few days and there are lots of Bugs and Beasties around plus the mosquitoes are in fine form with sharpend teeth , below are a few pics with the macro lens and the last shots of the peckers. .If anyone can help with id's please do.
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The moth is a scarce form of latticed heath chiasmia clathrata clathrata form absoletissima,not seen it before ,but latticed Heath has a stronghold at CB,,,nice record...if you have any other details I will forward it to YNU.
ReplyDeletecan I use the pic of moth.?
ReplyDeleteHi Andy by all means use it its the first time i have seen it so didnt know what it was and i have 3 pics of it which the one on the blog is the best one , it was taken by the bottom pond by tag stream which is almost dry if thats any help. yours Graham
ReplyDeleteHi Graham a Good selction of Images your Hover is the Sun Fly or Heliophilus pendulus and the Scorpion Fly Panorpa spp a Female with Males only identifiable to species - it is likely P.communis but I have found a lot of P.gemanica recently, The Lacewing Chrysopa perla. I think the Cranefly id Tipula varipennis there is some type shots on the Flikr stream
ReplyDeleteThanks Colin . yours Graham
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