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Monthly Archives: November 2011

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Backswimmers Notonecta

Freshwater invertebrates, heteroptera, insect, wat tyler cp, water boatmanBy Neil-UKWildlifeNovember 15, 20111 Comment

More from my pond photography back in February. This time the backswimmer or greater water boatman photos. These insects are one of the true bugs (heteroptera) a group of insects characterised by their mouthparts which have fused into a proboscis. You can see it clearly in this photo. I also got a couple of new…

Phantom midge larvae

Essex, Freshwater invertebrates, insect, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeNovember 13, 2011Leave a comment

I’ve finally got round to editing some photos from a pond photography session back in February. This included some of my best photos of phantom midge.

Berosus signaticoillis water scavenger beetle

beetles, Essex, Freshwater invertebrates, insect, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeNovember 12, 20111 Comment

Yesterday I photographed some of the creatures that turned up in a quick dip of a slightly brackish to freshwater ditch in Wat Tyler CP. Here I found what I’m pretty sure is Berosus signaticoillis a type of water scavenger beetle. It is possibly another species but Im pretty sure it is one of the…

Wasp beetle and common crab spider

Arachnid, beetles, Essex, insect, spiders, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeNovember 9, 20111 Comment

Back in May a wasp beetle was found and I got a few photos. It is a type of longhorn beetle that mimics a wasp to fool predators into thinking its dangerous. Also found was this common crab spider.

Cream spot ladybird eating a mayfly

UncategorizedBy Neil-UKWildlifeNovember 3, 20112 Comments

When at Goring back in the summer I came across this mayfly (presumably already dead) being eaten by a cream spot ladybird. They normally feed on aphids and psyllids but this one obviously fancied a bigger meal! More on the cream spot ladybird on the UK ladybird survey website

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