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DENR 2009

by Pitzy's Pyx, keep snapping away!.

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Straw Dot (Rivula sericealis) DE20090604Moths0001-1
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Elophila nymphaeata (Brown China-mark)(1345) DE20090604Moths0005-1
Elophila nymphaeata (Brown China-mark)(1345) DE20090604Moths0006-1
Yellow Rattle in meadow DE20090604Moths0007
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Yellow Rattle DE20090604Moths0009
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"Ragged Robin" "Lychnis flos-cuculi" DE20090604Moths0018-1
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an unusual Oplodontha viridula? DE20090604Moths0026-1
Volucella bombylans DE20090604Moths0030-1
Volucella bombylans DE20090604Moths0031
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Pardosa sp probably P. amentata, but can't do reliably without microscopic examination of epigyne DE20090604Moths0034-1
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Ragged Robin DE20090604Moths0038-2
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Speckled Wood DE20090604Moths0045-1
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Cheilosia variablis DE20090604Moths0047-1
Nemophora degeerella DE20090604Moths0048-1
Thelaira nigrina DE20090604Moths0049-1
Thelaira cf. nigrina DE20090604Moths0050
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Sawfly sp DE20090604Moths0055-1 John Grearson said "The second is tricky and may be two species. The larger insect with the mainly yellow legs looks like a female Macrophya montana. They do not seem to be mating, I think just feeding on the same flower he
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Leucozona lucorum DE20090604Moths0057-1
Leucozona lucorum DE20090604Moths0058-1
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Xylota sylvarum DE20090604Moths0061-1
Tenthredo mesomela DE20090604Moths0062-1
Wall Barley DE20090604Moths0064
Wall Barley DE20090604Moths0065
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Chrysotoxum cautam DE20090604Moths0070-1
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Chrysotoxum cautam DE20090604Moths0072-1
Chrysotoxum cautam DE20090604Moths0073-1
Chrysotoxum cautam DE20090604Moths0074-1
Chrysotoxum cautam DE20090604Moths0075-1
Chrysotoxum cautam DE20090604Moths0076
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Bombus pascuorum DSC02086-1
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Limnephilus lunatus Obsid DSC02080-1
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Hornet (Vespa crabro) Obsid DSC01795-1
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5 o'clock shadow? DSC01788-1
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Common Darter DSC01778-1
Platycheirus albimanus FB DSC01775-1
Platycheirus albimanus DSC01774-1
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Hornet Vespa crabro Obsid DSC01772-1
Hornet DSC01769-1
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Hornet DSC01757-1
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