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Recent content by andrew saunders

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    Large fly

    I take your point about covering a tank. This one is a bath. Mosquito larvae wouldn't stand a chance, it gets emptied frequently. Sadly a kestrel drowned in a tank elsewhere on site. The nervous tenant who knows even less about insects than I do thought it might my be a bumble bee. Anyway it was...
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    Large fly

    Half inch long, large fly with long antennae. Fell into allotment tank and frightened the tennant! London TW11
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    Solitary wasps

    Thank you
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    Solitary wasps

    Numerous small wasps attracted to flowers of Japanese Spindle bush. I gather ID of wasps is difficult from photos. Any idea what group they might be from. Markings of these two not identical. London TW11
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    Blue eyed wild bee

    Thankyou Aeshna
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    Blue eyed wild bee

    Tiny bee feeding on spear thistle and ragwort flowers. Any ideas as to name. Rather distinctive blue eyes (UK, Church meadow SE London)
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    For ID

    On grass, brown spore print
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    ID please

    Thank you
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    ID please

    Hope this helps
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    ID please

    Appeared this week in a grassy area with wildflower plugs. Couldn't see any basal leaves amongst the grass. Quite delicate
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    ID for these two please

    Thankyou for your prompt ID
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    ID for these two please

    The first appeared in a newly planted meadow, not included in seed mix. ? garden escape ?some form of Rudbekia The second seen 6 weeks ago, chalk downland Thanks
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    Clavulina?

    On grass below a crab apple tree. Some sort of clavulina?
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    ID please

    Thanks Nick
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    ID please

    Group of tiny fungi caps<1cm in short grass, W Sussex
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