…up to the whinnies last month produced some canny insects. Please feel free to correct me if, once again, I have any of the identification wrong.
Mid Instar Bronze Shieldbug. I saw it to late just as
it was heading back into the bush.
3rd Instar Common Green Shieldbug.
Another 3rd Instar Common Green Shieldbug.
4th Instar Common Green Shieldbug.
Yellow-bodied Black Fungus Gnat.
The remains of a Common Sexton Beetle.
Soldier Beetle.
Plant Bug?
Silver Y Moth.
Shaded Broad-bar Moth.
Moth.
Mid Instar Hawthorn Shieldbug. This was found at
Tanfield Marsh Wildlife Reserve to which I will not be back for a while, the
reason, I have never seen as much dog crap as I saw here. You only had to walk
a couple of yards and there was another pile. Some was left in bags, WHY, one
bag was only about ten yards from a bin AGAIN WHY. It’s a shame as it has the
potential to be a canny site for wildlife.
Also found at the Marsh were these Spined Shieldbugs.
I disturbed this Scalloped Oak Moth when I was mowing
the lawn.
Found by our neighbours a Buff-tip Moth Caterpillar.
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