I have been working on some pen and ink drawings of a variety of invertebrates to make tailor-made bookmarks for my extensive library of reference books. These have proved popular with friends so I am making them available to download … Continue reading →
Introduction Norfolk is blessed with some wonderful sand dunes around its coast, from the vast expanse on the north coast, notably between Wells and Holkham, to those at Winterton, Horsey and North Denes on the east. We don’t get to … Continue reading →
I have put together this photo gallery of the aphid species I’ve found as a companion piece to my previous Blog ‘A is for Aphids’ (https://arthropedia.co.uk/a-is-for-aphids/). More species will be added as I find them. It is arranged by host … Continue reading →
Mallota cimbiciformis: An Encounter with the Rot-hole Hoverfly Having had some success with a pheromone lure for Emperor Moth, we decided to try our luck with some Clearwing lures this year and purchased ones for Hornet Moth, Lunar Hornet and … Continue reading →
