Nicholas Galley

Snow flea, Boreus hyemalis.

Be a pleasure

Thanks Stevie, another on the outside of the tree which I hope may be a tiered tooth.

I will do my best to keep you updated, not that difficult to predict when they dance.

No doubt, we had a couple turn up this year and her wish was to see Melanistic and when we showed her she burst into tears and then she saw them dance. Happy days

Thank you Ben, my friend who found it was in tears, top of her list.

Over the moon to find this overwintering Crucifer morph shieldbug, Eurydema oleracea.

Beautiful example of Lions mane fungi, Hericium Erinaceus. Further two on outer part of tree but these were fully protected from the elements. Great big thank you to my friend Rebecca.

White lipped and rounded snails, love these almost perfect shells. Happy to be corrected.

Love the light at Brean down.

This one wore itself out.

Landhopper, Arcitalitrus Dorrieni. Hard to get a pic of these jumping critters, along with woodlice the only land living Crustaceans.

Thank you.

Love this.

They really are as bad as the Vile Tories.

Outstanding pics👏

I should add a thank you for your response.

Not knowledgable enough to form a legitimate opinion, all I can say is there were no intermediate stages that I could find, no Plasmodium stage.

Suspended, pathetic greedy men, should be behind bars.

This site is just up from the Parachutes.

Stumped by these, only growing on Oak leaves and all in a similar condition, thought maybe Badhamia ultricularis.

New forest Poronia punctata, these grow in the same area each year. Ponies eat grass which contains the spores, poop it out and so on, considered a rare fungi and an indicator of clean healthy environment. These are about life size.

We live in hope.

Rubio is living in complete denial, how Nazism works.

Love the Fungi, haven’t a clue about text.

Dry Summer I reckon.

I haven’t seen a single Waxcap.

Spent a happy hour in the new forest, two new inverts and best site I’ve come across for Holly parachute.

Blunt-tailed snake millipede, Cylindroiuluspinctatus. Happy to be corrected. New forest.

Nanogona polydesmoides, very happy to be corrected.