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Recent content by JCLynn

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    Comment by 'JCLynn' in media 'White-clouded Longhorn Beetle - Mesosa nebulosa'

    Thanks all. Delia,'tis that time of year again! at last!
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    • Gallery comment
  2. a Chironomid Midge

    a Chironomid Midge

    Chironomid Midge - April 2012, Cambridgeshire, UK
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    • Media item
    • chironomid midge gnat insect
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Invertebrates
  3. White-clouded Longhorn Beetle - Mesosa nebulosa

    White-clouded Longhorn Beetle - Mesosa nebulosa

    White-clouded Longhorn Beetle - Mesosa nebulosa - May 2012, Cambridgeshire, UK. Super find of this uncommon Longhorn on my local patch.
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    • Media item
    • white-clouded longhorn beetle mesosa nebulosa insect beetle coleoptera
    • Comments: 5
    • Category: Invertebrates
  4. Snail killing sciomyzid fly - Elgiva cucularia

    Snail killing sciomyzid fly - Elgiva cucularia

    A Snail-killing fly - Elgiva cucularia (sciomyzidae) - April 2012, Cambridgeshire, UK
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    • elgiva cucularia insect fly diptera cambs sciomyzid
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: Invertebrates
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    Unknown Longhorn - bit of help please.

    Cheers for that Bob. Just checked the records for the site where found and it's been recorded once. This makes two records for the site.
  6. J

    Unknown Longhorn - bit of help please.

    My 'bug of the day' was this super Longhorn Beetle species. Can't pin it down to a specific ID. Body length 10mm. Cambridgeshire UK. May 2012. Many thanks in advance for help with the ID. Joe
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    Mystery Insect - Baffled! Cambs UK

    Superb! Many thanks for the pointer Ficedula. I've just had a half hour sifting through a Collumbola web site and found it. Luckily it's one of the common springtails and possibly the only one that can be ID'd by sight - Orchesella cincta. Great job! Mystery solved.
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    Mystery Insect - Baffled! Cambs UK

    Hi all. This little bristley beastie has me completely baffled. Six legs,so I'm calling it an insect. Very small, 3.5mm. I'm thinking nymph or lavae of some unkown critter,but could be an adult. Found on a reed leaf in a cambridgeshire fenland habitat,15.08.2011. Any ideas or thoughts will be...
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    Comment by 'JCLynn' in media 'Marsh Damsel Bug - Pair'

    Haha Chris! Notice that I refrained from using "damsel bug-eree" anywhere in the title or description? LMAO
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    • Gallery comment
  10. Marsh Damsel Bug - Pair

    Marsh Damsel Bug - Pair

    Pair of predatory bugs. Marsh Damsel Bug - Nabis limbatus
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    • Media item
    • nabis limbatus bug insect nabidae hemiptera damsel bug damselbug nature british cambridgeshire
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: Invertebrates
  11. Velvet Ant - Mutilla europaea

    Velvet Ant - Mutilla europaea

    Don't see many of these scarce little beauties. Not quite a wasp,not quite an ant. Great record for my local cambs patch.
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    • Media item
    • velvet ant hymeniptera insect bug cambridgeshire wasp mutilla europaea mutillidae
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: Invertebrates
  12. J

    The Hoverfly Thread

    Cheers Brian. Much appreciated. Didn't look quite right for a hoverfly species.
  13. J

    The Hoverfly Thread

    Any ideas on this one ,please guys. Drone fly size and the smallish eyes have thrown me.
  14. Ant Damsel Bug - Himacerus mirmicoides

    Ant Damsel Bug - Himacerus mirmicoides

    Another of our mini carnivores, an Ant Damsel Bug (Himacerus mirmicoides)
    • JCLynn
    • Media item
    • himacerus mirmicoides damsel bug hemiptera macro insect british
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Invertebrates
  15. Mmmmm! Tasty!

    Mmmmm! Tasty!

    Tree Damsel Bug (Himacerus apterus), snacking after a successful hunt.
    • JCLynn
    • Media item
    • hemiptera damsel bug insect himacerus apterus british macro
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: Invertebrates
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