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58 viewsviolet ground beetleByron Webb
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One for the experts135 viewsBack Garden BugRussell Hayes
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Forest Bug in my kitchen61 viewsThis landed on my sweater while I was in garden, but didn't notice it till it flew off and landed on window.John Goy
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Mottled Grasshopper.90 viewsStephen Routledge
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Wasps Nest99 viewsDisturbed this nest whilst cutting my lawn, although several wasps came for me I evaded being stung. This photo shows the construction using wood-pulp and I will not be calling the pest controllers.MJGrey
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Forest Bug.56 viewsStephen Routledge
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Tachina grossa51 viewsThis species of fly is a parasite of Large Moth larvae,laying its eggs on or near it's chosen host.Stephen Routledge
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Common Cockchafer63 viewsFound in an Appleby gardenRoy Harvey
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Green tiger beetle.46 viewsColin Pumfrett
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ID please122 viewsDean Eades
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Ichneumon fly/wasp.50 viewsColin Pumfrett
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Wasp beetle48 viewsColin Pumfrett
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Beetle sp85 viewsFulbeck Backgarden - May 2008Andrew Chick
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Hoverfly- Eristalis Intricarius67 viewsOne of several excellant Bumble-Bee Mimics.Stephen Routledge
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Bee-Fly,nectaring at Primrose.58 viewsStephen Routledge
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Dean Eades - Green Tiger Beetle58 viewsKirkby 22.04.08Dean Eades
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Dean Eades - Green Tiger Beetle58 viewsKirkby 22-04-08Dean Eades
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Female Tawny-mining Bee.54 viewsStephen Routledge
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Lacewing67 viewsLacewing larvae found on Oak, a deadly predator this one using lichen
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MJGrey
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Gorse-shield Bug(Piezodorus lituratus).69 viewsStephen Routledge
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Hoverfly(Syrphus vitripennis).59 viewsStephen Routledge
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Seven-spot Ladybird(Coccinella 7-punctata).57 viewsStephen Routledge
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ID required, any suggestions?141 viewsSome sort of fly - Branston FenRussell Hayes
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Yellow Dung Fly - Scatophaga stercoraria 54 viewsuniomystic
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Yellow Dung Fly - Scatophaga stercoraria 57 viewsuniomystic
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