It's that time of year and since I want to make 200 species of fungi in the square this year that's where a fair bit of effort's going. I've now overtaken last year's total even as the season's essentially just beginning. A smattering of inverts punctuate efforts, though, and a nice small session of sweeping moved my coleoptera tally closer to last year's pitiful 57 species.
Probably my last butterfly species of the year fluttered past as I discussed garage conversion with my architect neighbour. I think he was somewhat bemused that I just stopped talking because a Red Admiral flew past. People are weird. I mean him, obviously!
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| Hyphodontia arguta |
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| Hyphodontia arguta |
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| Mycena haematopus |
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| Burgundy blood! |
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| Helophora insignis |
Numbers:
| 1215 |
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hymenoptera |
Pemphredon lugubris |
Mournful Wasp |
| 1216 |
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fungus |
Dendryphion comosum |
A hyphomycete |
| 1217 |
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fungus |
Mycena pura |
A mushroom |
| 1218 |
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fungus |
Scopuloides rimosa |
A corticioid fungus |
| 1219 |
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coleoptera |
Stenus impressus |
A rove beetle |
| 1220 |
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fungus |
Mycena haematopus |
Burgundydrop Bonnet |
| 1221 |
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fungus |
Davidiella macrospora |
A fungus |
| 1222 |
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coleoptera |
Protapion trifolii |
Clover Seed Weevil |
| 1223 |
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coleoptera |
Psyllodes napi |
A flea beetle |
| 1224 |
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lep-moth |
Acleris laterana |
A micro moth |
| 1225 |
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lep-butterfly |
Vanessa atalanta |
Red admiral |
| 1226 |
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spider |
Meta segmentata |
A spider |
| 1227 |
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diptera |
Cerodontha iraeos |
An agromyzid fly |
| 1228 |
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coleoptera |
Curtonotus aulicus |
A Ground beetle |
| 1229 |
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fungus |
Claviceps purpurea |
Ergot |
| 1230 |
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fungus |
Agaricus sylvaticus |
The Blushing Wood Mushroom |
| 1231 |
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spider |
Helophora insignis |
A Linyphiid spider |
| 1232 |
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fungus |
Hyphodontia arguta |
A corticioid fungus |
| 1233 |
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fungus |
Botryobasidium candicans |
A corticioid fungus |
| 1234 |
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fungus |
Coprinopsis atramentaria |
Common Inkcap |
A good range of fungi already and particularly liked the Burgundydrop Bonnet.
ReplyDeleteWhaaaat? Not the Hyphodontia?! well, it is fairly common I suppose ...
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