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reninfrance
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Congratulations.
Your collage is excellent, lovely to show curious children.
Amazing how the pupa ...
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What a fascinating collection of flowers and so beautiful. Where and what is Minera and what else mi...
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Thanks Paul.
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Thanks for the help, RoyW.
Fascinating insects to watch on a warm lazy afternoon.
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hi Goosey,
I saw one of these (I think) the night before last and also heard the clicking sound.
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This one was fairly easy as it was in the fennel which I was scouring for tiny swallowtail instars. ...
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Hi Paul,
After much 'tooing and froing' between the above on the Insect.org site, my gut feeling sa...
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I have seen one in the garden four times in the past 10 years and it never fails to feel like magic....
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Hi Goosey,
She has been out there at least since friday at least,at the base of the ivy covered wal...
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Thanks Goosey,
I was so excited to find a new and bigger brood this spring. A chance to fill in s...
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Recent Comments on Member Photos
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Thanks Paul.
by reninfrance
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Thanks for the help, RoyW.
Fascinating insects to watch on a warm lazy afternoon.
by reninfrance
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Might it be http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?id=3692 ?
by paul m
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Southern Darter (Symperum meridionalis).
The very reduced black markings (particularly on the side ...
by RoyW
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This looks like it may be a maturing male Vagrant, or Moustached, Darter (Sympetrum vulgatum).
Thes...
by RoyW
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This is a good comparison of the differences between the newly emerged male and female.
The one on ...
by RoyW
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This one was fairly easy as it was in the fennel which I was scouring for tiny swallowtail instars. ...
by reninfrance
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Hi Paul,
After much 'tooing and froing' between the above on the Insect.org site, my gut feeling sa...
by reninfrance
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You did well to see this! Amazing little things in the act of camouflage. Well spotted Ren.
Does an...
by goosey
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If Fauna Europae is anything to go by you could limit the options to 4 species (cerdo, miles, scopol...
by paul m
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