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<blockquote data-quote="brianfm" data-source="post: 1546214" data-attributes="member: 11997"><p>Nice one Chris. As the sun shone today I was out for a short walk to the patch of grasses down the road and was taking particular attention to see if I could find any of these moths. None found, but I was rewarded with this little poser below. I have seen lots of butterflies this year, but few Peacocks.</p><p></p><p>Not sure if the last pic is of a wasp or solitary bee. Can you help? Lots of Flesh Flies about today too. The number of Small Skippers has fallen, although some are still around along with Small Whites.</p><p></p><p>I could hear the huit huit of Chiffchaffs, and a few Swallows and Swifts were about.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brianfm, post: 1546214, member: 11997"] Nice one Chris. As the sun shone today I was out for a short walk to the patch of grasses down the road and was taking particular attention to see if I could find any of these moths. None found, but I was rewarded with this little poser below. I have seen lots of butterflies this year, but few Peacocks. Not sure if the last pic is of a wasp or solitary bee. Can you help? Lots of Flesh Flies about today too. The number of Small Skippers has fallen, although some are still around along with Small Whites. I could hear the huit huit of Chiffchaffs, and a few Swallows and Swifts were about. [/QUOTE]
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