Nationally scarce Lesser Cockroach, Capraiellus panzeri. Hartland moor.

Knowlton church,Dorset. 12th-Century Notman church ruin built on a 4500 year old Neolithic henge. Fantastic location to visit especially at night.

Roundleaf sundew, Drosera rotundifolia.

Very distressing seeing a Dartford warbler with Avian pox at Arne, was still feeding young.

Grey Wethers at Fyfield down, the largest concentration of Sarsen stones in England, brought here by a Glacier during the ice age and scattered all over the landscape, used to build Avebury and Stonehenge.

Swallowhead spring, the source of the river Kennet and used for thousands of years by Avebury communities. Full of Pagan history and never Christianised. Often completely dries out at this time of year.

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Leaf beetle, Oulema duftschmidi/melanopus agg.

Dung beetle, Aphodius fimetarius.

Savernake forest full of Broadleaved, Violet and the hybrid Epicactus x Schulzie. First time i have managed to catch the hybrid in perfect bloom.

Fyfield down, fields covered in Small scabious, Scabiosa columbaria L.

Walking along Fyfield down toward the Devils den, what’s left of 5000 year old barrow, two Sarsen stones and a 17tonne cap stone. Can’t hear or see civilisation, nobody but memories blowing on the wind, i had goose bumps as i approached.

Sand tailed digger wasp, Cerceris arenaria.

Bee wolf, Philanthus triangulum.

Think this is Twin-spot plume moth, Stenoptilia bipunctidactyla.

What's known as 'poetic justice'!

Lasioglossum pauxillum.My thanks to John Walters for identification.

Curious Hare ran all the way up this lane to take a look.

Common Peacock but so beautiful.

Dusky sallow, Eremobia ochroleuca. What a beautiful creature.

Shrill carder bee, Bombus sylvarum. Finally and worth the wait

Rare Aelurillus v-insignitus.

Pretty little moth, think its Aristotelia ericinella.

Mottled bee-fly, Thyridanthrax fenestratus.

Purbeck Mason Wasp, Pseudepipona herrichii.

Happy days.

Grey partridge.

Soft winged flower beetle, Cordylepherus viridis.

Cabbage-stem flea beetle, Psylliodes chrysocephala.

Bordered shieldbug, Legnotus limbosus.

Crucifer shieldbug and nymph, Eurydema oleracea.

Bog pimpernel, Anagallis tenella,Kenfig.

Cuckoo bee, Red-thighed Epeolus, Epeolus cruciger. Kenfig.

Dark green Fritillary, Kenfig in numbers.

Long shirt sleeves if you’re visiting Kenfig. Twin-lobed deer fly, Chrysops elictus, James had six nasty bites.

Female Large sharp-tailed bee, Coelioxys conoidea. Kenfig

Sulpher beetle, Cteniopus sulpherius. Magical Kenfig NNR.

Western reef heron.

Red banded sand wasp, Ammophila sabulosa.

Think/hoping this is Ophioglossum azoricum, Small adders tongue fern. Three fully grown plants max height 5cm several smaller plants, coal spill boggy heath.

When i first saw this i thought wow!! What on earth is this, got to be an Ant mimic but its Alydus calcaratus nymph.

Think this Silvanus unidentatus, and Ptilinus pectinicornis. Host of new and uncommon inverts in a decaying tree near Windmill hill. Corrections welcome.

Heather Weevils, Stophosoma sus and Micrelus ericae.

Southern marsh Orchid.

One of several Swallows nesting in West Kennet long barrow.

Armadillidium nasatum, Nosy-pill woodlouse, South Wales.

Stunning Female sawfly, Abia nitens. Windmill hill causewayed enclosure, another location where you feel and see our ancestral history.

Spiny digger wasp, Oxybelus uniglumis.

Micaria micans an ant mimicking spider.