18.06.22 The main reason I go to Twizell Woods is to find Dragonflies however, it is a great place to find a variety of other fauna too. Here are a few of them and as always, it’s the same proviso about identification.
Male Broad-bodied Chaser.
Final instar Red-legged/Forest Shieldbug.
Final instar with an adult.
Black-and-Yellow Longhorn Beetle.
Speckled Longhorn Beetle.
Stratiomys chamaeleon, the clubbed general soldier
fly.
Alder leaf Beetle.
A pair of Alder leaf Beetle.
Helophilus pendulus Hoverfly.
A pair of them.
Brown China-mark.
Nemophora dageerella Longhorn Moth.
Timothy Tortrix Moth.
Green-veined Butterfly.
A different Green-veined White but a similar pose
Grasshopper doing what comes naturally.
Volucella pellucens Great Pied Hoverfly.
I like the way the Bee? is tucked up in the Iris.
Grey Wagtail with an insect for its chicks (not one I
was taking a picture of).
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