The only group dedicated to the fascinating subject of british insects. Just because we may not have moths with 12 inch wingspans or ants that could kill a horse dosen't preclude the astonishing diversity of our insectile fauna from stimulating lively and interesting discussion and the sharing of views and enthusiasm!
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I thought the group might be interested in the photo I have just uploaded to album "bensonbirdman". Only the second Musk Beetle (Aromia moschata) I have ever
It's a staphylinid beetle (roving beetle). Looks very much like Creophilus maxillosus, although the colour of the legs is puzzling - should be black. Were
Hi I have uploaded a picture to the area Photos/Miscellaneous It is named "To be Identified" I would be most grateful if anyone can tell me the group or even
Hello, 2 July 2009 The brilliant sky blue of the first Chalkhill Blue Butterfly of the year rose from the lower slopes of Mill Hill, Old Shoreham just before