A great morning out with plenty of new species seen today and perhaps my personal favourite is
Pammene rhediella found flitting about on
Malus. A warm sunny day and even the on shore wind couldn't do much to change the summery feel to the day. On the bird front 2 Grey Plover were in the bay picked up on call as the tide rolled in but overhead there was no visible migration.
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Seioptera vibrans |
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Centrotus cornutus Treehopper |
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Gooden's Nomad Bee |
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Tenthredo sp |
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Red-headed Cardinal Beetle |
Tenthredo notha is a common species but 2 others equally common need to be separated by examinatiin of saw. Did you do this?
ReplyDeleteThanks David. Schaefferi, nitidior (brevicornis), arcuata are all similar to notha from what I can see on the internet although Schaefferi looks to be absent from the UK. I'd be interested to hear about any gen det info.
ReplyDeletePaul
Schaefferi is on GB list, as are brevicornis & arcuata, Other names are syns
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nhm.ac.uk/resources-rx/files/checklist-of-british-and-irish-sawflies-59046.pdf