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| Green Shield Bugs. This was in the morning at work. |
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| The same Shield Bugs in the afternoon. |
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| The same Shield bugs the next day. They were still on the same leaf. |
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| Another one from work |
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| And again from work |
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| Summer adult Gorse Shield Bug Burdon Moor |
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| I think this a Final instar Green Shield Bug again Burdon Moor |
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| There was loads of Spiders at Burdon Moor |
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| These Two were disputing a meal |
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| This one is from work |
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| Ladybirds were in good numbers at Burdon Moor |
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| Caddis Fly |
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| Caddis Fly |
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| Common Darters were also out in good numbers at Burdon Moor |
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| As were Speckled Wood Butterflies |
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| Caterpillar at Burdon Moor |
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| A Jay flying over Burdon Moor |
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| At work this Fungi is growing on a load of coal and gravel. |
Hi Ron, nice to see you've got the Shieldbug bug, I find them an interesting group of insects to seek out at this time of year. The one you queried is a dark form final Instar Green shield bug, more usual to see the pale green ones you also photographed. Quite jealous as I haven't managed to get one of those yet. Great set of photos as well, much sharper than what I can get. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteCheers Alan. I thought you would know more about them than I do. Your right I definitely have the bug they are cracking little things.
ReplyDeleteNot a Moth Ron a Caddis Fly
ReplyDeletehttps://twistedsifter.com/2013/03/caddisfly-larvae-cases/
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael thought it wasn’t a moth but didn’t have a clue what they were.
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