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Common Wasp with prey - Vespula vulgaris73 viewsuniomysticSep 13, 2007
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Common Wasp - Vespula vulgaris42 viewsuniomysticSep 12, 2007
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hoverfly45 viewsByron WebbSep 09, 2007
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Common Wasp - Vespula vulgaris53 viewsuniomysticSep 07, 2007
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Hoverfly - Myathropa florea55 viewsuniomysticSep 03, 2007
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Hoverfly - Myathropa florea50 viewsuniomysticSep 03, 2007
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ID please?108 viewsUnusual ladybird type bug? Not seen on like this before, it landed on Mandys head!Mick WestSep 02, 2007
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Ruby Tailed Wasp97 viewsCrowle Moors
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S and K SpavinAug 27, 2007
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hoverfly46 viewsByron WebbAug 26, 2007
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Lesser-marsh Grasshopper(Chorthippus albomarginatus)40 viewsStephen RoutledgeAug 25, 2007
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Great-diving Beetle Larvae(Dytiscus marginalis)99 viewsWatched crossing the track at Rimac, in between two small pools.Stephen RoutledgeAug 25, 2007
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flies39 viewsByron WebbAug 23, 2007
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66 viewsByron WebbAug 20, 2007
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Female Short-winged Conehead(Conocephalus dorsalis)81 viewsStephen RoutledgeAug 12, 2007
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Female Short-winged Conehead(Conocephalus dorsalis)70 viewsStephen RoutledgeAug 12, 2007
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Eristalinus aeneus.42 viewsA better composed shot.Stephen RoutledgeAug 12, 2007
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Hoverfly(Eristalinus aeneus)67 viewsStephen RoutledgeAug 11, 2007
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Hoverflies - Eristalis interruptus in nuptial flight52 viewsuniomysticAug 10, 2007
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glasshopper48 viewsByron WebbAug 09, 2007
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Hoverfly. Helophilus Pendulus.49 viewsColin PumfrettAug 07, 2007
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Sexton beetle with parasitic mites.59 viewsColin PumfrettAug 07, 2007
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Sexton beetle. Nicrophorus vespilloides.43 viewsColin PumfrettAug 07, 2007
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Hoverfly(Helophilus trivittatus)55 viewsStephen RoutledgeAug 06, 2007
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Hoverfly. Helophilus Trivittatus.60 viewsColin PumfrettAug 05, 2007
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Longhorn beetle. Leptura quadrifasciata33 viewsColin PumfrettAug 05, 2007
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