Finally made my first visit to St John's Wood & filled a couple of embarrassing bird-shaped gaps:
102 Wren
103 Chaffinch
104 Spurge Laurel – probably a garden escape but deep in St John’s Wood
A determined effort to get on top of the more common lichens has given me a few additions and since my last post I've chalked up my first adult moth and my first mollusc:
105 Buellia punctata
106 Lecanora carpinea
107 Holly speckle
108 Greater Spotted Woodpecker
109 Small Quaker
110 Physcia tenella
111 Xanthoria polycarpa
112 Wall screw-moss
113 Xanthorhoe parietana
114 Aspicilia contorta
115 White-lipped Banded Snail
I've also notched up my first Carabid of the challenge:
116 Demetrias atricapillus
My first aphid came in the form of some eggs nestled in the buds of a Bird Cherry:
117 Bird Cherry-Oat Aphid
And I also took my first look into a suction trap sample this year and pulled out a chironomid along with some tricky Sciarids that I haven't yet had the time to key out properly:
118 Smittia aterrima
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