Mainly sunny, 23°, breezy SW.
Out in the garden today with some interesting insects about.
I have a few ‘Bug Hotels’ out and are being used by some
solitary Bees and I noticed a Ruby-tailed Wasp species ( a cuckoo wasp) prowling
around the hotel. I’m assuming it’s Chrysis ignita rather than one of the rarer
species. It just happens to be a parasite of solitary bees.
Also a bug I am unable to identify and a Large Skipper
butterfly.
Ruby-tailed Wasp sp
One of the Bees sealing the hole
Large Skipper
Ladybird larvae
1 of 3 Bug Hotels being used
the bug looks like a ladybird lavae that has matured and is transforing in to a ladybird
ReplyDeleteThanks, I thought it could be.
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