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Noah Ranger, Wildlife Photographer, Glider Pilot, World Traveller. Retired to Spain for 12 years, now in Cornwall, and less travelling.
Planet Earth 40ºN 0ºE
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Joined your mission and added it. Finally I am getting notifications again now after a long lean period.
I think the first two pictures show the leaves.
Looks similar the Chinese Mantis, Tenodera sinensis
It is a female House Sparrow.
I moved the fourth to a separate spotting, had assumed the same from a different angle as all taken within a few seconds of each other.
Thanks, could it be the Forest Bug, Pentatoma rufipes, at least for the first 3. I only have a basic wildlife book for most of what I see. I think the fourth one is the same individual as it was taken 23 seconds after the others so I think just a different angle. Not found any pictures showing the underside.
Thanks for the ID, page updated.
Thanks for the tip, my book shows a match to S Vulgaris which is called a Bladder Campion.