It was nice also to find a mature male Polydesmus angustus millipede in some leaf litter bothering. It's noted as widespread and common in the county but I haven't knowingly seen it before. Luckily I was able to overcome my aversion to millipedes enough to pot a couple. Not that I'm afraid of millipedes. I just feel like I have a low success rate with IDs and I find them mysteriously frustrating.
I had put my moth gear in the loft because of a planned garage conversion but since it's now not happening until January I might have to retrieve it to have a go at picking up some of the few commonish winter moths
(On reviewing and combining species lists from Dalgety Bay and adding some historic ones I discovered that I had recorded Chestnut moth THREE times this year. I know it's not exactly memorable, but still. Also a double count of Swallow-tailed Moth leaves me actually at 1389)
Polydesmus angustus |
Voria ruralis |
Numbers:
1383 | * | fungus | Uncinula bicornis | A mildew |
1384 | fungus | Melanotus horizontalis | A fungus | |
1385 | diptera | Phytomyza chaerophylli | An agromyzid fly | |
1386 | slime mould | Physarum globuliferum | A slime mould | |
1387 | * | millipede | Polydesmus angustus | A flat-backed millipede |
1388 | fungus | Panaeolus fimicola | A mushroom | |
1389 | fungus | Phoma samararum | A fungus | |
1390 | coleoptera | Quedius fumatus | A rove beetle | |
1391 | * | diptera | Chromatomyia lonicerae | An agromyzid fly |
1392 | * | diptera | Voria ruralis | A tachinid fly |
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