An otherwise relatively unproductive trip to Ring Haw three days earlier also had a few cooperative individuals.
Nikon CP995.
Six-Spot Burnets
Many Six-Spot Burnet moths (Zygaena filipendulae) were on the wing in the morning at Dogsthorpe Star Pit.
An otherwise relatively unproductive trip to Ring Haw three days earlier also had a few cooperative individuals.
Nikon CP995.
An otherwise relatively unproductive trip to Ring Haw three days earlier also had a few cooperative individuals.
Nikon CP995.
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- Hoverflies galore
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