Bit of a cop-out today as we have had to wander a little further afield mainly to get the 6th puncture of the year mended! Don't know just how far back some of these images go but are a collection of Insects all caught, at one time or another, in the Moth Traps.
New for the Recording Area
POPLAR LUTESTRING
COMMON PUG
PEACOCK
NUT-TREE TUSSOCK
Another new species for the Recording Area
CREAM-SPOT TIGER
another Recording Area 'first'.
another Recording Area 'first'.
CREAM-SPOT TIGER clip
LIGHT ARCHES
While it has been emphasized 'we don't do Micros'
there are some which catch our imagination such as
ESPERIA SULPHURELLA
a 'smart' little thing.
on the wing once again
BROAD-BODIED CHASER
FIELD CUCKOO BUMBLEBEE
MINING BEE
ROBBERFLY
and the most strangely named
FOOTBALLER HOVERFLY
(we just love that one)
(we just love that one)
ICHNEUMON FLY (species?)
PINE HAWK-MOTH
PINE HAWK-MOTH
Once again we have John Gifford to THANK for a number of identifications.
The following are NOT Insects!
The following are NOT Insects!
Over-exposed
but still eminently visible
and directly above
Slight Return II
KESTREL
was followed by a
was followed by a
Stranger in the Camp
(White-rumped) BLACKBIRD
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