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Common Click Beetle - Athous haemorrhoidalis56 viewsuniomystic
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Gorse shield Bug(Piezodorus lituratus)56 viewsNote how this species changes colour at this time of year.Stephen Routledge
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One of the Red tailed56 viewsDave Bradbeer
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Beetle ?55 viewsCan anyone id this for me please ?trevormlee
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Hoverflies - Eristalis interruptus in nuptial flight55 viewsuniomystic
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Pondskater55 viewsAbout 7mmDave Bradbeer
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Picromerus bidens, mating55 viewsCrowleDave Bradbeer
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Longhorn beetle. Stictoleptura rubra.55 viewsColin Pumfrett
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Bees Nest - Record shot54 viewsLarge bee colony in old woodpecker hole but didnt want to get too close!!Mick West
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7 Spot Ladybird larva54 viewsAlan Bowness
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Sawfly (Tenthredo scrophulariae)54 viewsAlan Bowness
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Longhorn Beetle - Stenocorus meridianus54 viewsuniomystic
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Hoverfly - Sericomyia silentis (one of the uk's largest)54 viewsuniomystic
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Hoverfly - Eristalis interruptus54 viewsuniomystic
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Green Tiger Beetle54 viewsMick West
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Digger Wasp - Mellinus arvensis54 viewsuniomystic
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Tachina grossa54 viewsThis species of fly is a parasite of Large Moth larvae,laying its eggs on or near it's chosen host.Stephen Routledge
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Ladybird54 viewsMick West
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Hoverfly(Sericomya silentis)53 viewsStephen Routledge
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Male Scorpion-Fly(Panorpa communis),eating Female Common-blue Damselfly(Enallagma cyathigerum).53 viewsStephen Routledge
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Greater Bulb-Fly - Merodon equestris53 viewsuniomystic
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Hoverfly - Volucella pellucens53 viewsuniomystic
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Hoverfly. Helophilus Pendulus.53 viewsColin Pumfrett
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glasshopper53 viewsByron Webb
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Hoverfly - Myathropa florea53 viewsuniomystic
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