As mentioned in my previous post four of us went leafmining yesterday and came back with approximately fifty species from the two locations. Not all mines, some larvae, pupae and a couple of adults too. Ten or so of these will need to be bred through to be sure of the species.
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Tischeria ekebladella on Oak |
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Phyllonorycter sorbi on Rowen |
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Clouded Magpie larva on ?Elm |
Does anyone have any idea on this as yet unidentified larva, still happily eating it's way through the leaf as I type. Hairy and similar to some plume larva but a little too big I think.
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