With much improved weather and no domestic duties to perform at lunchtime I was able to go out and play in the spring sunshine, vastly increasing my chances of tipping over 300 this month. After finding
Strigia maritima in December 2016 I finally re-connected with it in my new square after failing to for the entirety of 2017! A very centipede-y couple of days.
Last night I was able to figure out the 10mm long
Geophilus truncorum, which is new to me. Maybe I'll even start to figure out how to handle millipedes, one of which I still have issues with despite its apparently being an adult male with appendages.
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Geophilus truncorum |
|
Geophilus truncorum |
|
Nemastoma bimaculatum |
|
Strigia maritima |
Numbers:
284 |
* |
fungus |
Stegonosporium pyriforme |
A coelomycete |
285 |
|
coleoptera |
Omalium riparium |
A Rove Beetle |
286 |
|
moss |
Bryoerythrophyllum recurvirostrum |
A moss |
287 |
* |
centipede |
Geophilus truncorum |
A centipede |
288 |
|
harvestman |
Nemastoma bimaculata |
A harvestman |
289 |
|
diptera |
Phaonia subventa |
A muscid fly |
290 |
|
centipede |
Strigia maritima |
A centipede |
291 |
|
flowering plant |
Narcissus pseudonarcissus |
Daffodil |
* = lifer
(might as well throw this out there because it will be obvious to someone else! I had it down as Craspedosoma rawlinsii to begin with but I can't convince myself)
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