Meliscaeva cinctella, provisional identification, on Rubus fruticosus. (more…)
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Possibly a type of flower or hover fly on a species of meadow or oat grass. (more…)
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Possibly a Flower Fly, Episyrphus balteatus, on Cirsium palustre. (more…)
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For more on the Pellucid hover fly, Volucella pellucens, see Nature Spot. (more…)
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Hover fly – there are nearly 300 types found in the UK (more…)
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Looked more yellow than orange-banded so possibly Syrphus vitripennis. (more…)
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A cloudy late August day in the wood but still plenty to see. (more…)
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Bramble, Rubus fruticosus, an important source of food for a wide variety of insects. (more…)
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Hover or flower fly, probably Episyrphus balteatus, which is common in habitats with nectar-rich flowers. (more…)
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Possibly Syrphus Vitripennis, a hoverfly, enjoying the patchy sun. (more…)
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