More diving beetles

One of the nice things of living near the Broads is the number of the larger diving beetles that come to you (well, your light trap). Following on from the mega fall of Hydrophilus piceus and several Dytiscus marginalis recently was this nice Dytiscus circumflexus ("the Wasp") this morning.

I have had a couple of Dytiscus dimidiatus in previous years, hope to see one of those this year. Other than that it's been rather quiet the past few days, with cold winds, persistent sea fog and heavy clouds, so I hope the forecast of warmer weather proves to be correct. Summer migrants should start to arrive in force? Now up to 550 species (101 species of beetle).

540	Symplecta stictica	Diptera	Limoniidae	07/04/2018
541	Stenodema trispinosa	Hemipteroids	Miridae	09/04/2018
542	Stygnocoris sabulosus	Hemipteroids	Lygaeidae	09/04/2018
543	Tachyporus pallidus	Coleoptera	Staphylinidae	09/04/2018
544	Anopheles maculipennis agg.	Diptera	Culicidae	07/04/2018
545	Calathus rotundicollis	Coleoptera	Carabidae	10/04/2018
546	Philodromus aureolus	Arachnids	Philodromidae	10/04/2018
547	Stephostethus lardarius	Coleoptera	Lathridiidae	10/04/2018
548	Tetragnatha obtusa	Arachnids	Tetragnathidae	10/04/2018
549	Dytiscus circumflexus	Coleoptera	Dytiscidae	11/04/2018
550	Sylvicola fenestralis	Diptera	Anisopodidae	07/04/2018