Ladybird Larvae and a Female Chrysotoxum Festivum Hoverfly
IPClark
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First time finding these little larvae. Amazing to think they become Ladybirds
Another one of the Larvae, this one appeared to have the exo-skeleton of a spider caught on it... ooh and it was having a tasty treat
It looks like the exo-skeleton ended up in the Honey.
Rescued from the conservatory in a small plastic cup, I took this quick overhead shot because she was so vibrant.
She then very happily shared a spot of honey with the Ladybird larvae - haha, what will I think of next?
It would appear the exo-skeleton stuck to the ladybug wound up in the honey!
Another one of the Larvae, this one appeared to have the exo-skeleton of a spider caught on it... ooh and it was having a tasty treat
It looks like the exo-skeleton ended up in the Honey.
Rescued from the conservatory in a small plastic cup, I took this quick overhead shot because she was so vibrant.
She then very happily shared a spot of honey with the Ladybird larvae - haha, what will I think of next?
It would appear the exo-skeleton stuck to the ladybug wound up in the honey!
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Brian V.
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Garden was very popular with the Helophilus hovers today. Fired off a couple of frames earlier. Stuck in work till midnight (grrr) but will have a nose at them later.
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Smart work.
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