Showing posts with label Birch Shield bug. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birch Shield bug. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

An Autumnal Forage...

Out on Sunday for a fungi foray inland was largely unsuccessful, however we did manage a surprise or two.

The area we covered was between Debdon and Rothbury, an area of woodland and moorland edge.

Birch Shieldbug, in our moth trap, a new species for me.

Unidentified fungi. Can you help? It was quite large.


What a creature! Sabre Wasp Rhyssa persuasoria a large ichneumon that parisitises wood wasps.
 While standing drinking tea pondering a route to take a huge Ichneumon fly flew past and searched some chopped pine logs. A real stunner about 4 inches long, it didnt linger...

Sand Spurrey in the middle of the track. 

Another one where we have no idea. Help please. I believe that this may be Grisette Amanita vaginata?

Shallon, a plant growing under pines, one I have not seen before.

I believe this is Yellow Russula but stand to be corrected...