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  • Plot70
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    Pollen covered bees climbing over each other to feed on a cardoon flower.
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  • Bren In Pots
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    FF your butterfly photo has uploaded fine.

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  • fimblefowl
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    Clouded yellow
    Don't seem to have 'upload attachments' button. Perhaps need more reputation?

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  • Plot70
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    Perhaps the movie makers spotted a photo of one.

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  • Nicos
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    Nor me!…it looks like something out of Dr Who or Alien

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  • Plot70
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    The good thing is that it is non-stinging.

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  • Jay22
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    I’ve never seen one of those Plot!

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  • Plot70
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    I spotted an ichneumon wasp searching the tool shed door frame for a woodworm to lay its eggs in with its long non-sting.

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  • Penellype
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    Put my hand under the net to pick a strawberry and came out with this guy

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    I believe it is a herald moth. I've never seen one before.

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  • annie8
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    Bees have discovered their new favourite flower in the garden. Was the nepeta but now crowding around the eryngium big blue. Swear one was having a kip in it the other day. Click image for larger version

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  • annie8
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    Saw an interesting spider on the lemon verbena. Internet is suggesting it is a cucumber green orb spider? Click image for larger version  Name:	8CF8672F-202D-4ED3-B2BA-E9CF6B8EFB61.jpeg Views:	0 Size:	199.3 KB ID:	2548629
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  • annie8
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    Gosh you might be right, hadnt considered a moth as was during the day but l see that it is seen in daytime. Either way I was quite chuffed to see something different.

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  • mothhawk
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    Originally posted by annie8 View Post
    Saw an interesting butterfly in a local county park. Looks like it is a purple hairstreak. It. I’m on up here but apparently on one down south?
    Gosh, how lucky! They are tree-top butterflies and don't often come down to the ground.

    edit: Actually, looking at the white tips on its wings and the way they are held leads me to think it may be a chimney sweeper moth, annie
    Last edited by mothhawk; 27-06-2022, 11:10 AM.

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  • Plot70
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    I spotted an interesting looking fly on my plot.
    I managed to get it identified too but no common name.
    Coremacera marginata

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  • annie8
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    Saw an interesting butterfly in a local county park. Looks like it is a purple hairstreak. It. I’m on up here but apparently on one down south?
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