On Friday evening I found more new micro fauna at Rewell Wood: a Longhorn beetle (Leptura aethiops), a micromoth: the sauve Red-necked Footman, a Common Ground-hopper and a Springtail. I finished the evening watching with fascination a Large Yellow Underwing nectaring on Foxgloves. During the day I had found a smart looking Wasp (Ancistrocerus nigricornis) on our window.
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| Wasp, Ancistrocerus nigricornis |
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| Common Ground-hopper, Tetrix undulata |
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| Common Striped Woodlouse, Philoscia muscorum |
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| Dark Strawberry Tortrix, Celypha lacunana |
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| Foxgloves, Digitalis purpurea |
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| Grey Field Slug, Deroceras reticulatum |
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| Harvestman species |
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| Hook-marked Straw Moth, Agapeta hamana |
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| Hook-streak Grass-veneer, Crambus lathoniellus |
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| Kentish Snail, Monacha cantiana |
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| Lacehopper, Tachycixius pilosus |
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| Leafhopper, Thamnotettix confinis |
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| Lesser Garden Spider, Meta segmentata |
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| Longhorn beetle, Leptura aethiops |
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| Mirid bug, Grypocoris stysi |
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| Red Piercer, Lathronympha strigana |
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| Red-necked Footman, Atolmis rubricollis |
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| Red-necked Footman, Atolmis rubricollis |
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| unidentified spider |
this large spider kept hiding from me
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| Springtail, Pogonognathellus longicornis |
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| Yellow Shell, Camptogramma bilineata |
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| Yellow-faced Bell, Epiblema cynosbatella |
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| Large Yellow Underwing, Noctua pronuba |
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| the Large Yellow Underwing moved deep inside the Foxglove to nectar |
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