Filed Under : by Tom
Sunday, 12 April 2009Lots of Eriocrania subpurpurella flying low around the oaks in the park this morning. The larvae of these small micro moths mine oak leaves but the adults do not feed...their only purpose is to reproduce.
An irregular blog of photos taken of insects and other natural history subjects on my travels around Yorkshire, Britain and Europe. Hopefully you'll find them useful in putting a name to your own specimens but always check your identifications with an expert.
.
Useful Resources
- Atropos - Sightings
- B.O.G. Sightings
- Bees (Steven Falk's Flickr)
- Bees, Wasps, Ants Recording Society
- BENHS
- British Bugs
- British Dragonfly Society
- BugBlog
- Bumblebee Identification
- Butterfly Conservation Yorkshire
- Calderdale Moths
- Coleopterists Society of Britain and Ireland
- D.U.M.P.
- Dipterists Forum
- Eakring Birds
- Euro Carabidae
- Euro Dragonflies
- Euro Spiders
- FlaunaUK
- Gerard Gorman
- Graham Catley Photography
- Grid Reference Plotter
- Guides to British Beetles
- GullDK (Danish Gull Blog)
- Harvestmen of Britain and Ireland
- Kerbtier - German Beetles
- Lancs & District Birding
- Leafmines
- Macro & Micro Moth Genitalia
- Micro Moth Larvae Key
- Mike's Insect Keys
- Moths - Guide to Difficult Species
- Nature Conservation Imaging
- Orthoptera Recording Scheme
- Pemberley Books
- Richard Lewington Artwork
- Spider Recording Scheme
- The Lyons Den
- UK Beetle Recording
- UK Beetles
- UK Moths
- Watkins & Doncaster
- YNU Entomological Section
- Yorkshire Dragonfly Group
- Yorkshire Moths
Followers
Wp Theme by Promiseringsdesigns | Blogger Template by Anshul
0 comments:
Post a Comment