Naturalists are not the only ones interested in the increased numbers of Scarce Chasers. Two weekends ago there were over 60 along the river at Tempsford. This included several such as this one that was caught in a spiders web.
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- Wasp attack
- Hummingbird Hawkmoth at The Lodge
- Wierd Fungus
- Yellow Flag Sawfly
- Common Darter
- Marbled White
- Clouded Yellow
- Pyramidal Orchid
- Another Jumping Spider
- Zebra Spider
- Hornet Moth part 2
- Hornet Moths - Sesia apiformis
- Jumping spider
- House spider
- MVCP Damselflies and Dragonflies 16-17th June
- Agapanthia villosoviridescens
- Burnet Companion
- Dragon catches Damsel
- BBC
- ShieldBugs
- Hedgehog
- A.cyanea in the rain
- Emperor, The Lodge
- Odonata at The Lodge
- Snow in June!!!
- I have been watching Adders at Maulden since early...
- Common Spotted Orchid
- After several years of trying I finally got a 4-s...
- Downy Emerald in Flight
- Downy Emerald dragonfly
- Caught in a web
- And some butterflies...
- Damselflies
- Four-spotted Chasers
- Scarce Chasers at Roxton and Wyboston
- A leaf beetle
- Poplar Leaf Beetle
- Broom flowers
- Emperor Dragonfly
- Upper Stondon Water Tower
- Yellow Shell
- Common Blue Damselfly
- Blue-tailed Damselfly
- Small Heath
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