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Meadow and lesser marsh grasshoppers and a wasp spider

grasshopper, odonata, spiders, wat tyler cpAugust 2, 2011

This evening I went for a quick walk around Wat Tyler CP and thought I’d check a wasp spider hotspot.  Sure enough there were 3 webs with spider present.  Only one was in a reasonable position for photography. They were eating the grasshoppers, like this lesser marsh grasshopper. And this meadow grasshopper. I got some…

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Welcome to UK Wildlife Blog MK3

Blog news, Freshwater invertebrates, Website newsAugust 1, 2011

Well I’ve finally done it, I’ve gone and made my new website, something I’ve wanted to do for quite a while now. I’ve gone with wordpress for the whole website to start with and I still need to tweek a few things, add a photo here and a description there.  The gallery is a temporary…

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