Lacehopper Sp?

Very much like to find some more of these.

Forewings with brown marking at the base. Although not fully in focus it does have

a dark transverse band across the wings.

and

The commonest one is

Common Lacehopper (Cixius nervosus)





Grammoptera ruficornis



Sillis ruficollis

Males large comb like antennae and the sharp hind angles on the pronotum





Popar Leaf Beetle Larvae



Shedding skin priot tp pupating?

Poplar Leaf Beetle (Chrysomela populi) Feeds on Willow and of course Poplar

from
UK Beetles

anthropodafotos.de





Bog Pimpernel (Anagallis tenella)



Very Bronze Fly Sp?

Long-legged Fly Sp?



Long-winged Conehead ♂︎ Nymph (Conocephalus fuscus)





Caddis Fly

Glyphotaellus pellucidus ♂︎

Naturespot



Smut on Carex riparia

Farysia theumenii



Dead mosquito





Broad Centurion (Chloromya formosa)









Large Marsh Horsefly (Tabalus autumnalis)







Migrant Field Syrph (Eupeodes corollae)



Conehead Sp?



Variable Damselfly ♂︎ (Coenagrion pulchellum)







Broad-barred Flexwing (Dasysyrphus venustus)



Long-legged Fly

Rhaphium crassipes



Yellow Dung Fly (Scathophaga stercoraria)



Daggerfly Sp?

Empis livida?



Eristalinus sepulchris





False Oat grass (Arrhenatherum elatius)



Fen Orchid (liparis loeselii)





Fly Sp?





Gall on Fen Bedstraw

From the

British Plant Gall Society

Possibly Geocrypta galii

from

Plant Parasites of Europe


But they neither source specifically mentions Fen Bedstraw as a host




Gallerina Sp?







Black-horned Gem (Microchrysa polita)





Green Emerald (Lestes sponsa)





Norfolk Hawker (Aeshna isoceles)



Helophilos hybridus ♀︎?



Is this the beginning of a Cigar Gall? Or…..?



Hoverfly Sp?





Neoscia Sp

Confirmed by Facebook Hoverfly group























Neoscia Sp?

Roger Morris from the Facebook Hoverlfy page

"Fairly sure that's Neoascia tenur"















The rather strange looking fly that causes the Cigar Galls in reeds.

Lipara lucens



Longhorn Beetle (Rutpela maculata)



Marsh Thistle (Cirsium palustre)



Marsh Violet / Bog Pansy) Viola palustris)



Moth Sp?



Moth case?



Spider Sp perhaps has brought the spikelets together



?



Phantom Cranefly (Ptichoptera albimama)



Picture Wing Fly Sp?



Mottled Thistle Fly (Xyphosia miliaria)



White Ragged Robin (Lychnis flos-cuculi)



Rove beetle Sp? & Spider Sp?



Rush Sp?

Wood Rush Sp?



Rush Sp?



?



Cephus nigrinus?



Sedge Sp?

Common Yellow Sedge (Carex demissa)?



Black-tailed Skimmer ♂︎ ( Orthetrum cancellatum)





Snail Killer Fly?

Pherbina coryleti



Chyrsopilus cristatus ♂︎



Soldier Fly Sp?

No soldier flies have the muscular hind legs or the head quite so obviously spherical on a stalk.

Also the angle of the photo doesn't show the humpback nature of the fly.

Dance Fly Sp? Hybotiae Sp?

Hybos culiciformis







Spider Sp?





Tooth-thighed Hoverfly (Tropidia scitta)





Lesser Water Parsnip (Berula erecta)









Sawfly Sp?

Tenthredopsis nassata

from

NatureSpot

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Mining Bee Sp?

A worn Orange-tailed Mining Bee ? (Andrena haemorrhoa)







Micrandrena Sp? or Lasioglossom Sp?









Eristalinus sepulchris ♀︎

Clearly showing hairs on the lower part of the eye, plus the dull patches running along the central axis of the abdomen.







Cheilosia illustrata ♂︎



Cheilosia impressa





Crab Spider Sp (Xysticus audax)







Bumble Bee with feathery antennae?





Eristalis tenax ♂︎

Note the line of vertical hairs on the eyes,











Pied Hoverfly (Volucella pelluscens)








Platychierus rosarum ♀︎?

Comments from Steve & Gill judd

We really don't think it's a platcheirus, due to the wing stigma, possible wing cloud and slightly swollen hind femur,
also the yellow marking is on the wrong tergite and the wrong shape for rosarum, of course we could very well be completely wrong.
What it is, though, no idea. Possibly a dark form of something with reduced yellow markings.
Might be interesting to see what Anne says as she is far too modest to admit it but she is really rather knowledgable on Hovers.

Anne Crotty

then

commented

That’s funny. I tried to get a photo of one of these at Shotesham but it flew up and away!!
It’s in the Pipiza noctiluca group. From past FB posts I have sent and see , they can’t be taken to species from photos …..
but you could try on the FB group page!!

Confirmed on Hoverfly facebook page

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