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Taken quickly followed by a very speedy exit. The apples were moving with the numbers of the little blighters inside them.
These insects were on a Common Cats-ear, The photograph was taken in early September in North Kent on chalkland. Please can anyone identify the insects.
This strange insect was on the outside of the bathroom window this afternoon. Anyone have any idea what it is?
These are the craziest bugs. They dig little holes with a high wall around the edge and when ants come in they throw dirt at them and pull 'em in. I guess this is the baby stage. :0) They go under ground for a little bit and change into a flying bug. They're pretty cool.
2nd pair of damsels waiting on one of my bonsai acers by the pond edge for egg fertilisation to occur before starting the egg laying routine
We saw many of these flying insects darting over the water of the pond. Once again relying on Google Lens, I have come ot the conclusion that this might be a Widow Skimmer. Wikipedia says that the "Widow Skimmer is one of the group of dragonflies known as king skimmers. The nymphs live in the water, molting and growing until they are ready to emerge from the water and then molting a final time to reveal their wings."