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Home > Insects in Lincolnshire Last comments - Insects in Lincolnshire Dean Eades - Longhorn103 viewsDean Eades07/05/10 at 07:18Dean Eades: thks Dean Eades - Shield bug100 viewsDean Eades07/05/10 at 07:17Dean Eades: thks colin Dean Eades - Longhorn103 viewsDean Eades07/04/10 at 23:23Colin Pumfrett: Rutpela maculata. Super. Dean Eades - Shield bug100 viewsDean Eades07/04/10 at 23:18Colin Pumfrett: Sloe shield bug aka hairy shield bug. Excellent. Snake Fly169 viewsWeird insect not often seen as they spend most of the time high up in the tree tops. This is one of 4 species this being Xanthostigma xanthostigma, identification is made with slight differences to wing structure.MJGrey06/18/10 at 09:32Stephen Routledge: Nice Martin,a species i have always wanted to see.... Snake Fly169 viewsWeird insect not often seen as they spend most of the time high up in the tree tops. This is one of 4 species this being Xanthostigma xanthostigma, identification is made with slight differences to wing structure.MJGrey06/17/10 at 20:15Dean Eades: cracker ID Please 95 viewsDean Eades06/16/10 at 18:21Dean Eades: cheers m8 Dean Eades - Shield bug109 viewsDean Eades06/16/10 at 18:19Dean Eades: thks, the 180mm with flash Colin Dean Eades - Shield bug109 viewsDean Eades06/16/10 at 00:10Colin Pumfrett: Excellent Dean, is this your 100mm IS lens. Might ... ID Please 95 viewsDean Eades06/16/10 at 00:08Colin Pumfrett: Sawfly, maybe tenthredo mesomelas. Dean Eades - Shield bug109 viewsDean Eades06/15/10 at 22:45Nick Clayton: Nice photo Dean, great looking beatle Longhorn Beatle?143 viewsNick Clayton06/06/10 at 18:02Colin Pumfrett: Nice Nick, first time i have heard the English nam... Longhorn Beatle?143 viewsNick Clayton06/06/10 at 18:01Matthew Taylor: Nice shot Longhorn Beatle?143 viewsNick Clayton06/06/10 at 12:00Matthew Latham: very nice image Longhorn Beatle?143 viewsNick Clayton06/01/10 at 20:08Nick Clayton: Thanks Neil. I googled your scientific name and ca... Longhorn Beatle?143 viewsNick Clayton06/01/10 at 14:12Neil Smith: stunning shot Nick. I make it to be 'Agapanthi... Cardinal Beatle?91 viewsNick Clayton06/01/10 at 11:50Nick Clayton: Thanks Dean Cardinal Beatle?91 viewsNick Clayton06/01/10 at 00:01Dean Eades: Nice detail Nick Fly? 192 viewsThis was in my moth trap this morning 31/11/09, would like to know what it is.MJGrey11/01/09 at 12:13MJGrey: Thanks Stephen Fly? 192 viewsThis was in my moth trap this morning 31/11/09, would like to know what it is.MJGrey11/01/09 at 11:46Stephen Routledge: Hi Martin,this is a species of fly called Pollenia... Ruby Red Tiger Moth caterpillar 99 viewsDavid Morison10/18/09 at 22:27David Morison: Thank you Phil. I must try for the adult next. Ruby Red Tiger Moth caterpillar 99 viewsDavid Morison10/18/09 at 19:58Phil Hyde: Think its a Ruby Red Tiger Moth caterpillar Mystery bug178 viewsThis will be proof that LBC members know EVERYTHING....Stewart Hogg08/29/09 at 19:06Stephen Routledge: Anytime Stewart. . Mystery bug178 viewsThis will be proof that LBC members know EVERYTHING....Stewart Hogg08/28/09 at 22:59Stewart Hogg: Sorry Stephen - forgot to say thanks! Who needs Wi... Mystery bug178 viewsThis will be proof that LBC members know EVERYTHING....Stewart Hogg08/28/09 at 22:55Stewart Hogg: We got a new carpet last week!! A new arrival or o... 260 files on 11 page(s) 1 - 3 4 5 - 11 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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