Nicholas Galley
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Love the journey through Uk nature. Only follow wildlife enthusiasts.
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🍁Dr.John E. Rock
2 days ago
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
add a skeleton here at some point
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Nomada zonata, first Nomad bee of the year and a new variety. Corrections welcomed.
1 day ago
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1 day ago
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Four-spotted Rove Beetle, Scaphidium quadrimaculatum. Woodgreen cemetery, New forest
2 days ago
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Fleabane Tortoise Beetle, Cassida murraea. New forest this morning.
2 days ago
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Pseudoscorpion from a Cotswold limestone wall. No idea which variety.
3 days ago
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Smashing day spent in the Cotswolds,this was a nice surprise.Anthicus antherinus.
3 days ago
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Perfoliate Penny-cress. Great thanks to Louis P.
3 days ago
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Variospora aurantia.
4 days ago
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Darparnaud’s glass snails.
4 days ago
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Margined click beetle, Dalopius marginatus.
4 days ago
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Beautiful time of year.
4 days ago
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Nicholas Galley
7 days ago
Corporate cowardice and greed will be the end of us.
#cowardice
#greed
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I know very little of Lichen but these were nice examples from Sarsen stones on Fyfield down.
7 days ago
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Never seen these in dung before and could not identify if plant seed, fungi or something else, thanks to a helpful source i now know they are the eggs of Scathophaga stercoraria.
7 days ago
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The Polisher stone or Polissoir at Fyfield down fifty metres off the Ridgeway path near Avebury,Neolithic site with sarsens stones and this one was used as stone Axe polisher approximately six thousand years ago. You can feel the past in its smooth glass like marks and bowl.
8 days ago
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Nationally scarce Ampedus sanguinolentus, Black centred click beetle.
8 days ago
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Gibbaranea gibbosa.
8 days ago
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Joy watching these beautiful creatures.
8 days ago
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24 Spot ladybird, Subcoccinella vigintiquatuorpunctata. Grassland specialist.
13 days ago
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Our journey down the Findhorn valley took twice as long after stopping regularly to remove these lovelies from the road.
13 days ago
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Black oil beetle depositing up to a thousand eggs in each of two or three burrows.
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13 days ago
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Cramp ball fungus weevil, Platyrhinus resinosus.
14 days ago
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Black oil beetle digging a burrow for her eggs, counted at least a dozen doing the same.
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14 days ago
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Found this beautiful Tawny owl nest some weeks back and not wanting to disturb her i checked today from a good distance, very lucky.
15 days ago
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Fir clubmoss, Huperzia selago.
15 days ago
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Snow bunting, 4000ft Cairngorm mountain.
17 days ago
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Dreadful pic but i don’t care, several attempts and finally at Findhorn valley, Golden eagle.
18 days ago
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Mountain hare, Glenshee.
19 days ago
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Episinus angulatus.
19 days ago
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Adder crossing a dog walkers path, he was rather aggressive and i think he had just successfully hunted, thankfully he moved off out of sight.
20 days ago
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Tangle of Grass snakes, think male and female.
20 days ago
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Rilaena triangularis, Spring harvestman. Such cool creatures.
20 days ago
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Young Earwig, carefully covered.
21 days ago
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Colt’s-foot, Tussilago farfara. Ogmore beach.
23 days ago
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Dialonectria episphaeria, new to me. Seen at Ogmore washeries South Wales.
23 days ago
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Andrena flavipes, Yellow-legged mining bee, Ogmore beach.
23 days ago
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Beautiful pink female Larch flowers with the pale male flowers behind.
26 days ago
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Dicyrtomina ornata, tiny yet brightens up a dull day.
26 days ago
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Wood ants, how do they know what they are doing.
27 days ago
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Goshawk calling, had them in the trees directly above my head and still couldn’t see them. Wonderful bird.
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28 days ago
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Tawny cockroach, Ectobias pallidus.
29 days ago
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Think this is a Ground beetle larvae, Carabidae sp.
30 days ago
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Found about a dozen of these Ichneumon beauties beneath sweet chestnut bark, which variety of Ichneumon i have no idea.
30 days ago
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Think this is Carabus granulatus.
about 1 month ago
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Tiny Bristly millipede, Polyxenus lagurus.
about 1 month ago
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Any help with ID on this Crab spider would be much appreciated.
about 1 month ago
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Young Smooth snake
about 1 month ago
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Adrian Littlejohn
about 1 month ago
Good old
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Staphylinus erythropterus.
about 1 month ago
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