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Message: WHile browsing the BBC website I came across an image saying that all oak trees imported to the UK f...		Oak processionary moth	Xeract	3	224		17-03-2008 03:24 PM Last Post: Richard
Message: Does anyone want to be a Super Scientist, i'm one, i had my certificate last year.		Snail search.	Fauna	1	224		05-03-2008 09:45 AM Last Post: Richard
Message: I've never seen this happen before - prob because we've never planted crocus's in the garden before,...		The Humble Bumble	Skylark	2	187		03-03-2008 12:28 PM Last Post: Skylark
Message: Hi newbie here, Having moved into a property that has a small garden over a year ago, i...		bee and heather interest.	lowlife	3	195		02-03-2008 04:56 PM Last Post: Fauna
Message: It has always seemed common knowledge to me that moths and other insects are attracted by lights. As...		Moth to a flame	Squirreler	10	276		27-02-2008 09:06 AM Last Post: Bill
Message: One of my favourite things about the winter months is that all the spiders go into hiding! And I hav...		Arachnophobia (Pages: 1 2 )	sunshine	29	607		24-02-2008 08:56 AM Last Post: riana
Message: I haven't seen one yet, but I would think that bees are starting to emerge as we have been having su...		Bees starting to emerge?	Richard	10	240		18-02-2008 05:12 PM Last Post: Celtic Sparrow
Message: I was quite surprised today to find a wasp buzzing around the hall. I don't think I've ever seen one...		New Years Wasp	Richard	7	287		09-02-2008 07:45 PM Last Post: tibbar
Message: We noticed the other day some holes in the garden & witnesses some sort of bee or wasps going in...		Ground living bees/wasps??	tibbar	4	373		24-01-2008 08:23 PM Last Post: tibbar
Message: I realise that there is probably a huge range of spider lifetimes, but within an order of magnitude ...		Spider average lifetime	Xeract	13	994		20-01-2008 09:46 PM Last Post: Cornwall Birder
Message: Hi, I saw a striking-looking insect in our garden in Winchester, Hampshire, on 29th Oct...		Insect ID question - is it a hoverfly?	Squirrels	2	281		17-01-2008 12:58 PM Last Post: Fauna
Message: If there was a bee nest in your garden, would you try and get it removed or as bees only use a nest ...		Poll: Would you remove a nest? (Pages: 1 2 )	riana	23	832		16-01-2008 08:29 PM Last Post: Jamie Wade
Message: We get the common insects in our garden just like anyone else, but this year - perhaps because of th...		Ideal conditions for insects	Bill	10	305		18-12-2007 08:13 PM Last Post: Bill
Message: It has been mentioned that there have not been as many of quite a few species of insects around this...		Not many ladybirds (Pages: 1 2 )	Xeract	26	701		28-11-2007 08:34 PM Last Post: Squirrels
Message: While I was out walking I came across an odd looking spider, on closer examination I thought the mar...		Wasp Spider	clmg	13	333		24-11-2007 11:20 AM Last Post: GreenLarry
Message: One of our members Foggy asked me to post this picture of a beetle of unknown species found in Surre...		Beetle ID (for Foggy)	Xeract	12	309		07-11-2007 10:17 AM Last Post: riana
Message: I have just read on the BBC website that the large amounts of rain we are getting is having a seriou...		Bumble bee numbers in danger (Pages: 1 2 )	Xeract	20	852		16-10-2007 04:17 PM Last Post: Xeract
Message: There seem to be many conflicitng things I've been told about how long butterflies live, ranging fro...		Butterfly lifetimes	riana	4	222		24-09-2007 05:06 PM Last Post: tibbar
Message: I was very pleased to read that one of our rarest bees has managed to set up camp in the Uists. I ha...		Mining bees found	riana	4	271		19-09-2007 07:33 PM Last Post: Bill
Message: Has anyone any clues to the iD of this bug? It seems to be a 'fly' but has like pollen on it's legs....		Bug iD	tibbar	6	323		16-09-2007 08:42 AM Last Post: Xeract
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