Friday, March 29, 2013

Broadholme, Lincolnshire

One hour walk around my square yesterday, Tufted Duck added as a group seen on the only pond. 
The Holly Leaf-miner Phyotmyza ilicis was seen from a single bush, I,m claiming it as it looks recent to me.


Probably need clarification on claiming moth leaf-miners that are now emerging from being bred indoors including Phyllonorycter dubitella a first for me. 
I also add a few more lichens that I have not a clue on their identification.

Total species now 99.





4 comments:

  1. Think I'd count any leafminers bred indoors if they were collected this year, but not if you collected them last year (as you presumably did for dubitella)?

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  2. Lichens..
    photo #1 defo physcia adscendens with the 'bonnets' and cilia and the orange is probably xanthoria parietina though the colours are a bit warm
    photo #2 crustose, wouldn't want to id this from photo
    photo #3 crustose and slug grazed.
    photo #4 if the other side of the fronds is strikingly paler then its oak moss, evernia prunastri

    Regs,
    Matt

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