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| Common Striped Woodlouse, Philoscia muscorum |
On Friday and Saturday I visited Lobbs Wood and found some interesting microfauna. Among them was a Scale insect which looks like a flattened tortoise. It has a white waxy egg mass under the shell. There were five tiny Bug species and two Ladybird species.
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| Harlequin Ladybird, Harmonia axyridis |
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| Bug, Anthocoris species (nemoralis or confusus) |
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| Birch Catkin Bug, Kleidocerys resedae |
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| Black Witches' Butter fungus, Exidia glandulosa |
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| Capsid bug, Deraeocoris lutescens |
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| Mirid Bug, Liocoris tripustulatus |
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| Common Flower Bug, Anthocoris nemorum |
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| Common Nettle-tap moth, Anthophila fabriciana |
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| Common Stretch Spider, Tetragnatha extensa |
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| Cucumber Green Spider with fly, Araniella cucurbitina |
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| Fly, Fannia lustrator |
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| Harlequin Ladybird, Harmonia axyridis |
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| Horse-chestnut Scale insect, Pulvinaria regalis |
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| Horse-chestnut Scale on nettle |
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| Hoverfly, Eristalis tenax |
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| Ichneumon Wasp - id needed |
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| Kentish Snail, Monacha cantiana |
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| Ladybird, 7-spot, Coccinella 7-punctata |
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| Nettle Aphid, Microlophium carnosum |
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| Nomad bee - id needed |
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| slug - id needed |
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| Black Slug, Arion ater agg. |
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