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Worldwide there are around 2,700 species of soldierfly, but less than fifty of them are found in the UK. It’s not really clear why they’re called soldierflies, because they are harmless to humans, but many of them have a metallic … Continued
By the time I’d beaten my Mac into submission and started thinking about doing something more rewarding, the morning’s sunshine had gone and it was cold and overcast in the garden. I managed to find a few subjects, though most … Continued
The Boy Wonder and his mother are visiting R and me for twenty four hours. He arrived with his own vacuum cleaner – a toy Henry that was a very recent gift from one of L’s best friends (and Best … Continued
I went to Trench Wood today, in search of beetles and bugs, and found a couple of species I’d never photographed there before. The main image is a Gorse Shieldbug, which was by far the more unexpected of the two, … Continued