I quite like the Small Copper butterfly so thought these from Bracken Hall Green worth sharing.
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The header image and the first here are of Small Copper butterfly on Bracken Hall Green on 11 August 2025.
The Cherry Oak Gall, of the Cynips quercusfolii wasp, and the leaf covered on its underside with Silk-Button Spangle Galls of the Neuroterus numismalis wasp are following the recent topics of Galls.
The yellow bodied insect is a Dark-winged fungus gnat, Sciara hemerobioides, with Gall covered leaves in the background.
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