With its big wing stubs it is the most interesting to look at.
I didn't, however, expect to find it underneath our plastic soffit at least10m as the bug crawls from a gappy willow hedge and much further from any other food plant. When released onto the shaded base of a large moss covered oak tree it immediately scuttled off sideways like a crab to hide under a longer frond of the moss.


Fantastic Liz... I've been to Specsavers...but still can't see 'em!!
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Ina
hooray, fame at last!
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