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| Cow Parsley |
had set of to photograph the trees blossoming in and around the park, it was so windy it was providing hard to get a good photo. Still a bit hazy too.
By the time I reached the old weather pitch at the far end on Nunroyd park (|Guiseley) the sun came out and the wind dropped a little.
Along the pitch is a bank of Bramble and Raspberry flanked by a line of trees.
This is always a good spot to find some insects.
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| Hawthorn |
The Hawthorn tree has been stunning this year, all across the area it has been full of flowers. The smell is lovely.
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| Laburnum |
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| Rowan |
Shield Bug
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| instar nymph |
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| Sheild bug/ instar nymph |
Fungi
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| Grass |
Woolly aphids
Woolly aphids are sucking insects that live on plant fluids and produce a filamentous waxy white covering which resembles cotton or wool. The adults are winged and move to new locations where they lay egg masses.
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| Woolly aphids |
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| Shield bugs |
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| Flesh fly |
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| Buttercup |
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| Common blue damselfly |
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| Merodon equestris is a Holarctic species of hoverfly. |
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Brown Hawker
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| Peacock butterfly |
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