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A Seven-Spot Ladybird taking off:
This next image features quite possibly the largest fly I have ever seen. I spotted it in my garden and wasn't at all sure what it was. But it was enormous and dwarfed a regular Bluebottle fly. A bit of research reveals it's a Dark Giant Horsefly (Tabanus sudeticus). Given its size I really wouldn't fancy being bitten by one!
A Common Froghopper (the sort that can be found in cuckoo spit):
A Turnip Sawfly:
A Greenbottle fly:
A Small Skipper Butterfly:
A mating pair of ground beetles (Curtonotus aulicus)
A Cinnabar Moth caterpillar on ragwort (with an unexpected hoverfly visiting):
And finally, a Common Wasp:
Amazing !!! you have share fantastic photographs . I like it ..
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