Back to St Pauls Cemetery this afternoon which is turning out to be True Bug capital of Bristol! There were several
Hairy Shieldbugs,
Rhopalus subrufus and
Green Shieldbugs, many of them mating. Great to know the habitat is right for these underrated insects. Also several
Honeybees, a
Flesh Fly, a tiny bee (probably
Lasioglossum sp.) and a probable
Platycheirus hoverfly. Birds were limited to a few
Goldfinches,
House Sparrows and
Herring Gulls, the latter on surrounding roofs.
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| Rhopalus subrufus |
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| Flesh Fly |
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| Green Shieldbug |
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| Hairy Shieldbug |
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| Platycheirus |
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| Possible Lasioglossum sp. |
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