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Home > Insects in Lincolnshire Last additions - Insects in Lincolnshire Hover Fly158 viewsRuss TelferJul 23, 2011 Capsid?137 viewsDavid MorisonJul 19, 2011 Sawfly?142 viewsDavid MorisonJul 19, 2011 Hoverfly on Burdock108 viewsDavid MorisonJul 19, 2011 Thistle flies?142 viewsX-rated!David MorisonJul 09, 2011 Scorpion Fly?141 viewsDavid MorisonJul 04, 2011 Four bees on Greater Knapweed128 viewsRoy HarveyJun 30, 2011 Banded Agrion134 viewsRuss TelferJun 17, 2011 ID Please (approx 8mm) Chrysops sp?217 viewsDavid MorisonJun 10, 2011 Panagaeus crux-major190 viewsUKBAP & RDB Endangered species, found at Whisby Nature Reserve on Hogweed. I do not usually photograph beetles, I may start to take more interest in the Coleoptera group in the future.MJGreyJun 06, 2011 Id please 181 viewsDean EadesJun 03, 2011 Id please 151 viewsDean EadesJun 03, 2011 233 viewsDean EadesMay 29, 2011 Id please255 viewsDean EadesMay 29, 2011 Tree Bumblebee (bombus hypnorum)210 viewsTree Bumblebee - In Blue Tit nest box - Bardney, The Males perhaps from other nests hover around the nest hole and pounce on a Queen to mate if she ventures outside.Russell HayesMay 25, 2011 Tree Bumblebee, ( almost certain ) in bird box Humberston, anyone able to confirm?209 viewsQuite rare apparently but expanding north and west.Dave BradbeerMay 23, 2011 Tipula maxima (Crane Fly)124 viewsFound in my moth trap, I believe this species is the largest to be found in the UK.MJGreyMay 20, 2011 Cockchafer Beetle172 viewsDavid MorisonMay 13, 2011 Ruby-tailed wasp183 viewsPaul SullivanMay 13, 2011 Crane Flys196 viewsRobert HardyMay 07, 2011 any ideas? 224 viewsIn garden - pale rear end, huge jaws, can fly, large eyes.George RutterApr 24, 2011 Bee Fly141 viewsHoveringDavid MorisonApr 17, 2011 Bee Fly100 viewsDavid MorisonApr 17, 2011 Cleptoparasitic bee128 viewsnomada goodenaniaDavid MorisonApr 17, 2011 Solitary bee, melecta luctuosa?131 viewsDavid MorisonApr 11, 2011 527 files on 22 page(s) 1 - 3 4 5 - 22 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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