Tuesday, August 17, 2021

The Small World at Paxton

 Last Tuesday, I took part in the monthly wildlife survey at a chosen area of Paxton Pits. This time it was the edge of one of the disused gravel pits and an area of meadow which was flooded all winter. There was a huge abundance and diversity of insects and other invertebrates so I could only record a fraction of the species. Here are some of the more photogenic subjects. The Green leafhopper comes in two forms - the first with jade green wing cases, the second with blue .


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