Sunday, April 9, 2017

Aberbargoed - Amblance station field

Was hoping for more but didn't count on the amount of dog walkers out and about earlier....dogs running around everywhere.

469..Rhyzobius litura (Beetle)
470..Anthocharis cardamines – Orange-tip
471..Pararge aegeria – Speckled Wood
472..Platybunus triangularis (Harvestman)
473..Sand Martin
474..Blackcap
475..Episyrphus balteatus (Hoverfly)
476..Vespa crabro – Hornet
477..Geranium lucidum – Shinning Cranesbill
478..Allium ursinum – Ramson
479..Formica fusca (Ant)
480..Urocystis ranunculi (Smut on Creeping Buttercup)
481..Hypericum tetrapterum - Square-stalked St John's-wort
482..Viola riviniana – Common Dog Violet
483..Vicia hirsuta – Hairy Tare
484..Vicia sativa – Common Vetch
485..Luzula campestris – Field Wood-rush
486..Lophodermium seditiosum (Fungi)
487..Nabis rugosus – Common Damsel Bug
488..Anotylus rugosus (Beetle)
489..Drusilla canaliculata (Beetle)

May try the tip after dinner?

2 comments:

  1. Lophodermium seditiosum is one I've never heard of (but probably seen) before. Only one mature Scots Pine in my square, I shall have to check windblown branches against what Ellis & Ellis say. You're gonna smash the 500 next time you go out mate! :)

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  2. Plenty to look over around here, they seem to popping up all over the shop. Got a few more to put under the scope, most seem to be Meloderma desmazierii? Also been checking them over for Pseudostypella translucens with no luck, perhaps a bit to dry? :)

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