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arrancat: red striped shieldbug
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arrancat: spider
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arrancat: ladybird a walking
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arrancat: butterfly
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arrancat: collecting pollen
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arrancat: bug
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arrancat: spider
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arrancat: Baltic spider
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arrancat: Butterfly
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arrancat: another bee
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arrancat: ladybird
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arrancat: Sarah's unknown sand spider (wolf spider family?)
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arrancat: Shuttle shaped dart moth #Alderney
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arrancat: butterfly
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arrancat: Common Quaker moth #Alderney
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arrancat: Knot grass moth #Alderney
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arrancat: wasp collecting pollen
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arrancat: red ladybird
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arrancat: Chocolate tip moth on #Alderney
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arrancat: Brimstone moth #Alderney
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arrancat: Flame shoulder moth #Alderney
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arrancat: Hebrew moth? #alderney
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arrancat: weevil, Nida
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arrancat: Alderney Island Visit
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arrancat: butterflies
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arrancat: T.gigantea (large house spider). One of ten main species of British spider you might find in your home. This one decided to give me a fright at 2.30am when I was sleeping on the floor of my new home. He was stopped, right next to my head, and I awoke to t
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arrancat: #alderney
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arrancat: Walking through woods in Bowness on Windermere this morning and stumbled across this beauty. Birch Sawfly (climbex femoratus). It's the largest British sawfly, this one is an adult, 45mm long. Lives alone. At the larvae stage it looks like a green caterpi
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arrancat: May fly
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arrancat: A busy bee. #britishsummer #nature