Castor Hanglands, where the insect life was very rich in the hot weather today. Fifteen species of lepidoptera: Large, Small and Green-veined White, Brimstone, Speckled Wood, Meadow Brown, Small Copper, Common Blue, Peacock, Small Tortoiseshell, Red Admiral, Painted Lady, Comma, Silver Y and Angle Shades.
Amazing to watch this Hornet carrying off a Silver Y moth then devour it in front of us. Good to see the hoverfly that mimics Hornet here too.
Brimstone Gonepteryx rhamni
Canon Powershot A640
Hornet Vespa crabro eating Silver Y Autographa gamma
Digiscoped with Canon Powershot A640 and Leica APO77 x20
Volucella inanis
Canon Powershot A640
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