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Banstie

Banstie

I've always had an interest in wildlife. But my knowledge and experience is amateur only. Knowledge already improved by Project Noah!

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

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Banstie Great Cormorant
Great Cormorant commented on by Banstie Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom12 years ago

Are they resident?

Banstie Great Cormorant
Great Cormorant commented on by Banstie Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom12 years ago

Ah! I think this must be what we spotted on a lake at Colwick Park a few weeks ago? Hadn't got binoculars and photos on phone weren't clear enough to upload.

Banstie Harvestman
Harvestman commented on by Banstie South Yorkshire, United Kingdom12 years ago

Yes, I think you're right. It probably is a harvestman as the body appears as one. There are eight legs on photo though. Never seen this type before. We frequently see the brown long legged type.

Banstie White-lipped Snail
White-lipped Snail commented on by Banstie South Yorkshire, United Kingdom12 years ago

Thank you. I think it's white lipped. I shall have to look more closely next time I find it.

Banstie Harlequin ladybird larva
Harlequin ladybird larva commented on by Banstie South Yorkshire, United Kingdom12 years ago

Thank you. There seems a great range of colours and patterns in the adult Harlequins. Do they all come from these larvae? Or are they all separate species grouped under the name of Harlequin?

Banstie White-lipped Snail
White-lipped Snail commented on by Banstie South Yorkshire, United Kingdom12 years ago

But what sort of land snail?

Banstie 14 Spot Ladybird
14 Spot Ladybird commented on by Banstie Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom12 years ago

ID confirmed through iSpot

Banstie Water cricket
Water cricket commented on by Banstie South Yorkshire, United Kingdom12 years ago

ID'd by some kind person on iSpot

Banstie 14 Spot Ladybird
14 Spot Ladybird commented on by Banstie Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom12 years ago

I'm not convinced yet it's a harlequin as firstly quite small and secondly I'm sure I've seen these here in the UK since my childhood. I shall ask Harlequin survey or Opal for an id.

Banstie Water cricket
Water cricket commented on by Banstie South Yorkshire, United Kingdom12 years ago

Mmm .... I was thinking type of pond skater. It never goes under water as far as I can see.

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