D Deleted member 3428 Guest 22 May 2020 #2 Nice set, shame about the grass across the tail in the last shot. Your beetle is in fact a sawfly Tenthredo mesomela.
Nice set, shame about the grass across the tail in the last shot. Your beetle is in fact a sawfly Tenthredo mesomela.
OP S scoober Messages 941 Name les Edit My Images Yes 23 May 2020 #3 Thanks Alby i thought the same about the grass too
StuartUK Messages 206 Name Stuart Edit My Images Yes 23 May 2020 #4 It is a sawfly in the middle not a beetle! The damselflies are Calopteryx splendens (Banded Demoiselle) and Coenagrion puella (Azure Damselfly).
It is a sawfly in the middle not a beetle! The damselflies are Calopteryx splendens (Banded Demoiselle) and Coenagrion puella (Azure Damselfly).
