Crescent Striped, Hunstanton, 19th july 2015 - caught by Keith & Joan Fox
Sunday, 19 July 2015
Forester - second record for the patch
Forester, Ringstead Downs, 19th July 2015 - courtesy of the Ringstead guys who found it whilst we looked for Chalk Hill Blues. Huge thanks !
Four soldier flies from Redwell Marsh, including two new for the patch
Pachygastra atra, Redwell Marsh, 18th July 2015 (note dark femora and dark basal half to wing)
Pachygaster leachii, Redwell Marsh, 18th July 2015 (note legs all pale, wings all clear)
Vanoyia tenuicornis, Redwell Marsh, 18th July 2015 (note long antennae, white, two-spiked scutellum, white mark to side of thorax and white markings on head)
Nemotelus notatus, Redwell Marsh, 18th July 2015 (note large central black spot on white, third abdominal tergite)
Some recent flowers
A splendid Clustered Bellflower at Holme Dunes
Tiny flowers of Marsh Pennywort at Holme Dunes
One of the many beautiful Marsh Helleborines at Holme Dunes
Tiny flowers of Marsh Pennywort at Holme Dunes
One of the many beautiful Marsh Helleborines at Holme Dunes
Some recent insects
A female Common Darter at Holme Dunes
A Small Skipper on Viper's-bugloss
A leaf-cutter bee; it flew off still clutching its bit of leaf (sorry about the poor photo!)
3 dead flies from my kitchen windowsill.
Scaeva pyrastri ?
Episyrphus balteatus ?
?
and what is this beastie on a grass stem at Ringstead Downs?
A Small Skipper on Viper's-bugloss
A leaf-cutter bee; it flew off still clutching its bit of leaf (sorry about the poor photo!)
3 dead flies from my kitchen windowsill.
Scaeva pyrastri ?
Episyrphus balteatus ?
?
and what is this beastie on a grass stem at Ringstead Downs?
Wednesday, 15 July 2015
Some recent moths
Gold Spot, Holme NOA, 14th July 2015
Lozotaeniodes formosana, Holme NOA, 15th July 2015
Coxcomb Prominent, Holme NOA, 15th July 2015
Large Tabby, Hunstanton, 15th July 2015 (caught by Keith & Joan Fox)
Argyresthia goedartella, Holme NOA, 15th July 2015
Tinea trinotella, Holme NOA, 15th July 2015
Saturday, 11 July 2015
111 moths of 32 species in today's trap at NWT Holme Dunes and included such migrants as Small Mottled Willow, Dark Sword-grass and Rush Veneer whilst in the NOA a Rusty Dot Pearl was of note.
Friday, 10 July 2015
Wednesday, 8 July 2015
Blackneck, Footmen, a Broad Centurion and the return of the Flecked Generals
Blackneck, Holme NOA, 6th July 2015
Leopard Moth, Hunstanton, 1st July 2015
Four-dotted Footman, Holme NOA, 5th July 2015
Peach Blossom, Holme NOA, 5th July 2015
Schreckensteinia festaliella, Holme NOA, 5th July 2015
Small Blood-vein, Hunstanton, 5th July 2015
Broad Centurion, Holme Marsh, 5th July 2015
Flecked General, Holme NWT, 4th July 2015
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