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Home > Insects in Lincolnshire Last comments - Insects in Lincolnshire Gorse Shield Bug63 viewsDave Bradbeer05/25/07 at 19:45Dean Eades: spot on Wasp Beetle81 viewsuniomystic05/25/07 at 19:45Dean Eades: very nice Dave Cardinal Beetle69 viewsuniomystic05/23/07 at 08:45Neil Smith: Great! Cardinal Beetle69 viewsuniomystic05/22/07 at 22:01Dean Eades: nice Dave Cockchafer beetle68 viewsColin Pumfrett05/21/07 at 17:25Dean Eades: very nice Colin Tachina fera.66 viewsStephen Routledge05/19/07 at 21:07uniomystic: A nice shot Stephen, don't see many head on vi... Longhorn beetle. agapanthia villosoviridescens.62 viewsColin Pumfrett05/19/07 at 21:04uniomystic: Lovely image Colin. Dave Johnson Green Shield Bug (Palomena prasina)60 viewsuniomystic05/15/07 at 22:57Dean Eades: nice Dave 7 Spot Ladybird - larva63 viewsuniomystic05/14/07 at 22:52Dean Eades: not seen this before Dave Sun-Fly(Helophilus pendulus)68 viewsStephen Routledge05/13/07 at 21:35Alan Bowness: Nice shot Predatory Wasp?86 viewsID please. Found in chambers fm wood on monday on oak leaf. Size about one inch in length from head to tail. Colour was a dark brown/black apart from the white tips to the antenna. It was eating a small hover fly at the time. Alan.Alan Bowness05/09/07 at 21:48Alan Bowness: Thanks Steve,what a cracking Sawfly,Looks like it ... Predatory Wasp?86 viewsID please. Found in chambers fm wood on monday on oak leaf. Size about one inch in length from head to tail. Colour was a dark brown/black apart from the white tips to the antenna. It was eating a small hover fly at the time. Alan.Alan Bowness05/09/07 at 11:51Stephen Routledge: Hi Al,it is a species of Sawfly called Tenthredo l... Dean Eades - Gorse shield bug - Piezodorus lituratus66 viewsKirkby 08-05-07Dean Eades05/08/07 at 20:51uniomystic: Very nice Dean, this creature has a fantastic colo... Dean Eades - Gorse shield bug - Piezodorus lituratus66 viewsKirkby 08-05-07Dean Eades05/08/07 at 20:21Colin Pumfrett: Excellent Dean, A1 focusing. Longhorn Beetle79 viewsuniomystic05/08/07 at 20:20Colin Pumfrett: Nice pic Dave. Longhorn Beetle79 viewsuniomystic05/08/07 at 18:37uniomystic: Thanks Steve and thanks for the ID. Dave Longhorn Beetle79 viewsuniomystic05/08/07 at 10:11Stephen Routledge: Rhagium bifasciatum,i beleive Dave,nice shot. Cardinal Beetle64 viewsuniomystic05/03/07 at 22:02Dean Eades: hoverfly102 viewsDon Davis04/30/07 at 13:34Don Davis: steve routledge as come to my rescue once again he... Beetle ?87 viewsCan anyone id this for me please ?trevormlee04/28/07 at 21:54trevormlee: Many Thanks guys, this was in my garden. Beetle ?87 viewsCan anyone id this for me please ?trevormlee04/28/07 at 20:52Stephen Routledge: It is a Cardinal Beetle(Pyrochroa serraticornis),q... Beetle ?87 viewsCan anyone id this for me please ?trevormlee04/28/07 at 20:40Colin Pumfrett: looks like a cardinal beetle Trevor. Dean Eades - Green tiger Beetle83 viewsKirkby 04-07Dean Eades04/24/07 at 19:13Dean Eades: Green Tiger Beetle79 viewsuniomystic04/23/07 at 20:01uniomystic: I moved the camera gently, closer and closer and h... Green Tiger Beetle79 viewsuniomystic04/23/07 at 14:52Colin Pumfrett: Excellent Dave, how did you manage that. 260 files on 11 page(s) 1 - 8 9 10 11 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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