kitenetter
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1 year ago I have photos of a few of those plants, see links below. I make no claims for the photos being especially good and I'm sure better alternatives could be found via wiki or flickr creative commons.
I remember being told that there had been some discussion over how to categorise wasps for SPRING but I don't know what decisions were made.
Field Scabious: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ak5pqPfqMN7VgdJFXB894KYn-DF_uA?e=Gqm15y
Greater Knapweed: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ak5pqPfqMN7VgdNov0yaQ3T2NILE5w?e=gfmfOw https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ak5pqPfqMN7Vgf5NESy3VcI__5jSww?e=dF2hS9
Leontodon hispidus: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ak5pqPfqMN7VgdI23V6DjhCTJYr0Dw?e=4FtFQ4
Hogweed: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ak5pqPfqMN7Vhd4JUtJsEoenU8kTrA?e=qdYrxM https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ak5pqPfqMN7Vhd5L0FYDoARrPT54Iw?e=HsSE5n https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ak5pqPfqMN7Vhd5c1fNBaanXufO9rQ?e=dTM52W
DavidRoy
Hello,
Would be possible to get flower images? Currently missing:
Also, in the species guide page "Other wasps" species option exist, but the text in the "Other Insects" says
"This category is for any insects that don’t fit into the other insect groups, and can also be used for any insects that you can’t identify into a group at all. Please count all the insects you see, and use “other insects” for any that you don’t recognise. For example, solitary wasps, parasitic wasps and sawflies are counted as “other insects”. Sawflies are related to bees and wasps but there are a number of differences."
Is it a mistake?