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Home > Insects in Lincolnshire Last comments - Insects in Lincolnshire Green Tiger Beetle66 viewsMore at http://www.mattlathamphotography.com04/27/09 at 13:09Dean Eades: yep nice Matt Green Tiger Beetle66 viewsMore at http://www.mattlathamphotography.com04/27/09 at 12:11Matthew Latham: Thanks Green Tiger Beetle66 viewsMore at http://www.mattlathamphotography.com04/27/09 at 08:49Neil Smith: very nice Matt Green Tiger Beetle66 viewsMore at http://www.mattlathamphotography.com04/26/09 at 16:46Mick West: Wow what a shot Matt M&M Green Tiger Beetle66 viewsMore at http://www.mattlathamphotography.com04/25/09 at 22:38Colin Pumfrett: Nice one Matt. Tachina Ursina(Tachinid Fly).75 viewsStephen Routledge04/01/09 at 09:23Stephen Routledge: Cheers Neil,yes it is a bit on the hairy side.All ... Tachina Ursina(Tachinid Fly).75 viewsStephen Routledge03/30/09 at 17:35Neil Smith: Like it Steve, i can relate to its scruffy appeara... Forest Bug ?68 viewswww.BirdMad.comDean Eades09/05/08 at 09:33Dean Eades: thks Steve Forest Bug ?68 viewswww.BirdMad.comDean Eades09/05/08 at 09:29Stephen Routledge: Yes mate. id please136 viewsDean Eades08/07/08 at 00:08Dean Eades: many thks m8 id please136 viewsDean Eades08/06/08 at 19:54Stephen Routledge: It's a Dingy Footman mate a quite common speci... One for the experts139 viewsBack Garden BugRussell Hayes08/02/08 at 13:21Russell Hayes: I think I have ID "Gasteruption jaculator&qu... ID please130 viewsDean Eades06/15/08 at 17:14Dean Eades: thks m8 ID please130 viewsDean Eades06/14/08 at 17:51Stephen Routledge: Hi Dean,this is a Rose Chafer,very nice beast. Beetle sp89 viewsFulbeck Backgarden - May 2008Andrew Chick05/11/08 at 00:14Colin Pumfrett: Cockchafer. Excellent pic. Dean Eades - Green Tiger Beetle63 viewsKirkby 22.04.08Dean Eades04/24/08 at 08:35Neil Smith: Always a great beetle to see, nice image Dean. Dean Eades - Green Tiger Beetle63 viewsKirkby 22.04.08Dean Eades04/23/08 at 22:53Dean Eades: thks Colin Dean Eades - Green Tiger Beetle63 viewsKirkby 22.04.08Dean Eades04/23/08 at 18:40Colin Pumfrett: Brilliant photo Dean. ID required, any suggestions?145 viewsSome sort of fly - Branston FenRussell Hayes11/29/07 at 14:28Stephen Routledge: Hi Russell,it looks like Eristalis Tenax to me,due... ID required, any suggestions?145 viewsSome sort of fly - Branston FenRussell Hayes11/26/07 at 23:25Russell Hayes: Thanks for your suggestion Dave, Regards Russ. ID required, any suggestions?145 viewsSome sort of fly - Branston FenRussell Hayes11/26/07 at 21:21uniomystic: Russell, I think it belongs to the genus Eristalis... Harlequin Huddle132 viewsNice group of Harlequins showing some of the different variations of pattern. Russell Hayes11/14/07 at 19:27Russell Hayes: Colin, it is the right way round, they were inside... Harlequin Huddle132 viewsNice group of Harlequins showing some of the different variations of pattern. Russell Hayes11/14/07 at 18:51Colin Pumfrett: Nice image, is it the right way round? Found my fi... Harlequin Huddle132 viewsNice group of Harlequins showing some of the different variations of pattern. Russell Hayes11/14/07 at 10:06Stephen Routledge: Nice image Russell,like Dave says,i don't thin... Harlequin Huddle132 viewsNice group of Harlequins showing some of the different variations of pattern. Russell Hayes11/12/07 at 19:12uniomystic: Lovely image Russell, I like it. Still not come ac... 260 files on 11 page(s) 1 - 5 6 7 - 11 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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