Possibly a type of flower or hover fly on a species of meadow or oat grass. (more…)
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From ‘To A Butterfly‘ by Wordsworth. (more…)
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Possibly a Flower Fly, Episyrphus balteatus, on Cirsium palustre. (more…)
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A first generation Timandra comae, usually a night-flying moth. (more…)
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The protective froth exuded by the larvae of the Froghopper, possibly Philaenus spumarius. (more…)
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Looks like a Tree Bumblebee, Bombus hypnorum, on Bush Vetch, Vicia sepium. (more…)
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If this is Pyrochroa coccinea, then the wood has two of the three species of Cardinal Beetle found in the UK. (more…)
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There have been Brimstones on the wing but this is the first butterfly that stayed to be photographed, a female Orange Tip. (more…)
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The Common Pond Skater emerges from hibernation from April onwards. (more…)
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