12th June |
Original Hedgerow, leg1.
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Two shots of another micro-moth - Glyphipterix thrasonella - about 8mm long. And, of course, another first county record.
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The Cocksfoot grass has now flowered. Your task is to identify the red item to the centre right.
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There are very many yellow daisies. This is one of the smaller-flowered, but taller species. Nipplewort - Lapsana communis. |
Two shots of a rather attractive fern: Wall-rue - Asplenium rura-muraria.
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This is the English Stonecrop - Sedum anglicum. The old wall to the south of the town is covered with it.
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Not much of a picture, but I can't ignore any Ichneumons, no matter how tiny. This one was about 8mm long, on Nettle. |
I first photographed this very distinctive fly last year. It belongs to the Argyra family, of the Dolichopodidae or Thick-headed Flies. About 1 cm long.
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