Wildlife pictures
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Could you identify the catterpillar and waspy I thing i posted to make it up to me?
Could you identify the catterpillar and waspy I thing i posted to make it up to me?
Oh yes, forgot about that... Umm... no.
Well that's a first!
Does you mean you don't know, or that you want me to ID them myself? Because I tried and google doesn't know...
I mean I have no idea on either
I'm going to try the caterpillar on the UK moths caterpillar identifier, but the wasp almost certainly has me beaten.
Wait! Unless it is a sawfly... wrong angle to tell though. need to see the head from above (dorsal view).
I'm going to try the caterpillar on the UK moths caterpillar identifier, but the wasp almost certainly has me beaten.
Wait! Unless it is a sawfly... wrong angle to tell though. need to see the head from above (dorsal view).
Wasp might be something in the genus Ancistrocerus, but my book says they are very difficult to disguish, which gives me a get-out clause. Lovely picture though, which is more important than the identification in this thread.
Maaaaybe. Not sure. Anyway, this isn't the what is the bug thread, so lets just enjoy the pictures, because I don't know what I'm talking about.
Again.
I commented to your blog the other day and you thought I was DaveOhttp://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/entry.php?b=29#comments
Nice voles.
Look again Niels. I was replying to DaveO.
Apology retracted
By way of distraction, here's another small copper butterfly, showing exactly why it is named that
Look again Niels. I was replying to DaveO.
Apology retracted
You can probably see something I can't because you posted the blog post. That or I'm going senile. Or my internet is broken.
But I only see 3 comments.Nice butterfly!
Oh that's interesting, because I can see six comments, but the blog post counter only says three. I'm going to raise this...
Aaah, again these creatures with 6 leggs okenest:
Great picture, hornets are really impressive animals. We had a nest on the house once (and I managed to get stung while taking pictures at the nest), but this year I haven't seen many of them.
Another mammal, it's an old picture from 2005 when visiting the Pasterze glacier below the Grossglockner in the Austrian Alps. The Marmots there are wild, but used to tourists so no problem getting a nice picture.
okenest:Great picture, hornets are really impressive animals. We had a nest on the house once (and I managed to get stung while taking pictures at the nest), but this year I haven't seen many of them.
Another mammal, it's an old picture from 2005 when visiting the Pasterze glacier below the Grossglockner in the Austrian Alps. The Marmots there are wild, but used to tourists so no problem getting a nice picture.
Elen Sentier
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