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| White-strap Sober (probably), Syncopacma larseniella (not gen det) |
Yesterday at Rewell I found a micromoth that I have seen before but cannot determine the species without dissection of the genitalia. It is Syncopacma species, probably a White-strap Sober (S. larseniella) as this has been confirmed confirmed in Rewell Wood in the past. A highlight was spotting a young fox foraging in the distance. it came towards me and I kept taking photos until it was full frame just in front of me, then probably heard the shutter, looked up and dashed off. I've made a movie of the shots.
Other moths seen: Common Marble, Common Yellow Conch, Dotted Ermel, Long-winged Pearl, Red Piercer, Satin Grass-veneer, Treble Brown Spot. I saw an ant dragging a larva to its nest.
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| Red Fox cub, Vulpes vulpes |
Fox cub video:
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| Common Marble, Celypha lacunana |
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| Common Yellow Conch, Agapeta hamana, drowned in the 'leaf pond' of a Teasel |
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| Dock Bugs mating, Coreus marginatus |
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| Dock Bugs mating |
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| Dotted Ermel, Ethmia dodecea |
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| ichneumon wasp or sawfly? |
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| Ichneumon wasp male, Amblyteles armatorius |
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| Long-winged Pearl, Anania lancealis |
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| Red Ant, Myrmica rubra with larva prey |
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| Red Piercer, Lathronympha strigana |
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| Satin Grass-veneer, Crambus perlella |
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| Treble Brown Spot, Idaea trigeminata |
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