Active Grey Pine-needle Aphid, Eulachnus rileyi , Holme NWT, 18th November 2017 - grey form, brown form and a waxy individual
Saturday, 18 November 2017
Tuesday, 14 November 2017
Two leafhoppers
Zygina flammigera, Green Bank (off Blackthorn), 13th November 2017
Eupteryx urticae, Green Bank (off nettle), 13th November 2017
Monday, 13 November 2017
Three dune fungi
Dune Brittlestem, Psathyrella ammophila, Holme NWT, 5th November 2017
Dune Cavalier, Melanoleuca cinereifolia, Holme NWT, 11th November 2017
Poronia erici, Holme NWT, 5th November 2017
Dune Cavalier, Melanoleuca cinereifolia, Holme NWT, 11th November 2017
Poronia erici, Holme NWT, 5th November 2017
Two pine aphids from Holme
Waxy grey pine needle aphid, Schizolachnus pineti, Holme NWT, 13th November 2017
Corsican Pine Aphid, Cinara acutirostris, Holme NWT, 13th November 2017
Saturday, 11 November 2017
Two new willow aphids for the patch
Giant Willow Aphid, Tuberolachnus salignus, Holme NWT, 11th November 2017
Plocamaphis flocculosa, Holme NWT, 11th November 2017
P. flocculosa and T. saligus together on same branch, Holme NWT, 13th November 2017
Plocamaphis flocculosa, Holme NWT, 11th November 2017
Plocamaphis flocculosa, Holme NWT, 13th November 2017
P. flocculosa and T. saligus together on same branch, Holme NWT, 13th November 2017
Saturday, 4 November 2017
Two smart fungi
Geastrum corontaum, Holme NWT, 24th September 2017
Sycamore Tar Spot, Ringstead Downs, 24th September 2017
Sycamore Tar Spot, Ringstead Downs, 24th September 2017
Off Patch: a selection form September & October
Autumnal Rustic, Weeting Heath, 16th October 2017
L-album Wainscot, Weeting Heath, 16th October 2017
Small Bloody-nosed Beetle, Dunwich Heath, Suffolk, 13th October 2017
Panagaeus bipustulatus, Heach north dunes, 11th October 2017
The ladybird Platynaspis luteorubra, Cley, 9th October 2017
Apion frumentarium, Cley, 9th October 2017
Araneus quadratus, Roydon Common, 2nd October 2017
Heather Ladybird, Roydon Common, 2nd October 2017
Fly Agaric, Roydon Common, 2nd October 2017
Wangford Warren, 2:50pm, 16th October 2017 - the storm approaches !
L-album Wainscot, Weeting Heath, 16th October 2017
Small Bloody-nosed Beetle, Dunwich Heath, Suffolk, 13th October 2017
Panagaeus bipustulatus, Heach north dunes, 11th October 2017
The ladybird Platynaspis luteorubra, Cley, 9th October 2017
Apion frumentarium, Cley, 9th October 2017
Red-necked Phalarope, Kelling Water Meadow, 9th October 2017
Araneus quadratus, Roydon Common, 2nd October 2017
Heather Ladybird, Roydon Common, 2nd October 2017
Fly Agaric, Roydon Common, 2nd October 2017
Wangford Warren, 2:50pm, 16th October 2017 - the storm approaches !
A new Tenebrionid and a new Dermestid beetle for the patch
Xanthomus pallidus (Tenebrionidae), Hunstanton, 11th October 2017
Bacon Beetle, Dermestes lardarius, Holmhurst Track, 18th September 2017
Bacon Beetle, Dermestes lardarius, Holmhurst Track, 18th September 2017
New England Aster - new for the patch
New England Aster or Hairy Michaelmas Daisy, Aster novae-angliae, Old Hunstanton (orchid slacks), 27th October 2017 - a nice find by Phil Amies
Three autumn dune fungi
Sand Stinkhorn, Phallus hadriani Holme NWT, 30th September 2017
Arched Earthstar Geastrum fornicatum, Holme NWT, 8th October 2017
Dune Cup, Peziza ammophila, Holme NWT, 3rd November 2017
Thursday, 26 October 2017
New plant for the patch?
Walking through the pines at Holme Dunes today I found 4 plants of a Mullein. They were growing at the eastern end of the pines just to the north of the path, where the dead pines had been cut down. The plants show characteristics of Moth Mullein Verbascum blattaria and of Twiggy Mullein Verbascum virgatum. I think I will have to return to look at the distribution of simple stalked glandular hairs.
This photo shows the single flower in each bract and also the globular capsule fruits.
This photo shows the single flower in each bract and also the globular capsule fruits.
This photo shows the 2 decurrent-fixed anthers and the 3 transverse-fixed anthers and the stamens with purple hairs, but it also shows that the pedicels are shorter than the sepals.
This photo shows the dark shiny green, toothed leaves. The lower leaves are narrowed to the base and the upper leaves are stalkless and cordate at base.
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