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Posted: 02 Jul 2014

Taken: 01 Jul 2014

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Narrow Bordered Five Spot Burnet, Zygaena lonicerae and Soldier Beetles,Rhagonycha fulva.

Narrow Bordered Five Spot Burnet, Zygaena lonicerae and Soldier Beetles,Rhagonycha fulva.
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 Shuttering Yukon
Shuttering Yukon
that is a rather weird looking bug... it's pretty as is the flower it's perched on.
9 years ago.
Cheryl Beal club has replied to Shuttering Yukon
Thank you Wendi....it's a moth!
9 years ago.
 C.Rayz
C.Rayz club
Oh brill, these are acrtually Narrow-bordered Five-spots though, they look stunning!
9 years ago.
Cheryl Beal club has replied to C.Rayz club
Many thanks for the ID Crystal. The reason I said Six Spot was becase the book I looked in had the Five Spots only to be found in the South and Wales.....a hell of a distance from us up here in the North East!!!
9 years ago.
C.Rayz club has replied to Cheryl Beal club
I'm not sure where you are exactly Cheryl but Narrow-bordered Five-spot (Zygaena lonicerae) goes from what looks like the border of Scotland all the way down the country. Five-spot Burnet (Zygaena trifolii) seems to have just as wide a distribution, although is more concentraied to the east when you get further north.
9 years ago.
Cheryl Beal club has replied to C.Rayz club
Hi Crystal I live in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Thak you so much for the info.....Collins complete guide to British Insects has got it very wrong then!!!
9 years ago.

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