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November Moth
Green-brindled Crescent
Red-line Quaker
Yellow-line Quaker
The Gem
November Moth
Woodlouse Spider
The Sallow
Yellow-line Quaker
Nemophora degeerella -Female
Mother Shipton
Shaggy Parasols
Shaggy Parasol Unopened
Shaggy Parasol Open
Possibly Common Bonnet
Clustered Bonnet
Layers of the Day
Da Shrooms
Tree View
Cormorant
Horses Grazing
Autumn
Cute Braid Again
November Moth agg.
Feathered Thorn
Red-line Quaker
Cypress Carpet
Elderly Large Yellow Underwing
Feathered Thorn -Face
Feathered Thorn -Male
Feathered Thorn -Top
Barred Sallow Starring @ U
Barred Sallow -Side
Barred Sallow -Top
Rhomboid Tortrix
Blastobasis Lacticolella
Green-brindled Crescent
Grey Shoulder-knot
Yellow-line Quaker -Top
Yellow-line Quaker -Side
Feathered or Large Ranunculus -Top
Feathered or Large Ranunculus -Side
Apple Leaf Skeletonizer -Side
Apple Leaf Skeletonizer -Top
Yellow-line Quaker
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Western Conifer Seed Bug
This species is native to north America, and was introduced into Europe in 1999. It has since spread rapidly, and during autumn 2008/2009 influxes of immigrants were reported from the coast of southern England.
Info thanks to British Bugs site.
I suppose I'll get the blame for this invation as well..lol
Info thanks to British Bugs site.
I suppose I'll get the blame for this invation as well..lol
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