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Home > Insects in Lincolnshire Last comments - Insects in Lincolnshire Fly - not yet identified143 viewsuniomystic10/27/07 at 19:46Stephen Routledge: Anytime,nice to be of assistance. Fly - not yet identified143 viewsuniomystic10/25/07 at 19:52uniomystic: Steve, I've followed your advice. Internet pic... Hoverfly - possible Dasysyrphus (venustus ?)100 viewsuniomystic10/24/07 at 22:07uniomystic: Many thanks Steve and Colin. Dave Hornet116 viewsAlthough nice to look at, I kept a watchful eye as its sting is very painful.MJGrey10/18/07 at 21:48MJGrey: Thanks for that Hornet116 viewsAlthough nice to look at, I kept a watchful eye as its sting is very painful.MJGrey10/18/07 at 21:29Stephen Routledge: Hi Martin, this is in fact, a Queen Common Wasp,a ... Hoverfly - possible Dasysyrphus (venustus ?)100 viewsuniomystic10/18/07 at 19:59Colin Pumfrett: Lovely clear shot Dave and colourful. Gorse shield Bug(Piezodorus lituratus)78 viewsNote how this species changes colour at this time of year.Stephen Routledge10/17/07 at 21:12uniomystic: Nice to see one in its autumn coat Steve. Dave Jo... Hoverfly - possible Dasysyrphus (venustus ?)100 viewsuniomystic10/17/07 at 19:04Stephen Routledge: Hi Dave this is Eupeodes luniger,the lunules are t... Fly - not yet identified143 viewsuniomystic10/17/07 at 18:46Stephen Routledge: Hi Dave,have i hope, id'd the wasp for you,i t... Common Wasp - Vespula vulgaris80 viewsuniomystic10/02/07 at 21:49uniomystic: re-identified as German Wasp - Vespula germanica.... Fly - not yet identified143 viewsuniomystic10/02/07 at 21:30uniomystic: Thanks for the suggestion Trevor, I'm checking... Fly - not yet identified143 viewsuniomystic10/02/07 at 20:44trevormlee: Is it a Potter Wasp ? Common Wasp with prey - Vespula vulgaris97 viewsuniomystic09/13/07 at 23:34Dean Eades: very nice, Dave Common Wasp - Vespula vulgaris80 viewsuniomystic09/07/07 at 23:11Mick West: Nice dave M&M ID please?140 viewsUnusual ladybird type bug? Not seen on like this before, it landed on Mandys head!Mick West09/02/07 at 21:11uniomystic: Never seen this one before Mick. The wonders of Dr... ID please?140 viewsUnusual ladybird type bug? Not seen on like this before, it landed on Mandys head!Mick West09/02/07 at 21:00Mick West: Thanks Nick! ID please?140 viewsUnusual ladybird type bug? Not seen on like this before, it landed on Mandys head!Mick West09/02/07 at 20:57Nick Clayton: Orange Ladybird (Halyzia sedecimguttata) glasshopper78 viewsByron Webb08/18/07 at 20:52Stephen Routledge: Common Field Glasshopper,nice pic. Female Short-winged Conehead(Conocephalus dorsalis)101 viewsStephen Routledge08/14/07 at 21:17uniomystic: Stunning is the word ! Dave Female Short-winged Conehead(Conocephalus dorsalis)101 viewsStephen Routledge08/13/07 at 20:10Dean Eades: stunning beasties yep Female Short-winged Conehead(Conocephalus dorsalis)101 viewsStephen Routledge08/13/07 at 19:41Stephen Routledge: Cheers Dave,stunning little beasties arn't the... Female Short-winged Conehead(Conocephalus dorsalis)101 viewsStephen Routledge08/12/07 at 21:30uniomystic: Lovely pic Steve and an exotic looking creature. (... Hoverfly(Eristalinus aeneus)93 viewsStephen Routledge08/11/07 at 22:08Stephen Routledge: Thanks Dave,was a new addition to my growing insec... Hoverfly(Eristalinus aeneus)93 viewsStephen Routledge08/11/07 at 20:17uniomystic: its got incredible eyes Steve. Nice one. Dave Joh... Hoverfly(Helophilus trivittatus)83 viewsStephen Routledge08/08/07 at 20:37Stephen Routledge: Cheers Dave. 260 files on 11 page(s) 1 - 6 7 8 - 11 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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