Helen Bennett(@ukhelenbennett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My first Green-Veined White butterfly of the year feeding on Forget-me-knots earlier this week πŸ’™πŸ€

I haven't forgotten you all, I'm just dealing with a few family health issues at the moment. Hope to be back posting more soon! πŸ™πŸ•ŠοΈ

My first Green-Veined White butterfly of the year feeding on Forget-me-knots earlier this week πŸ’™πŸ€ #WildWebsWednesday #nature #butterflies

I haven't forgotten you all, I'm just dealing with a few family health issues at the moment. Hope to be back posting more soon! πŸ™πŸ•ŠοΈ
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Conchita Navarro SΓ‘ez(@cnavarroUK) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For Persian lilac hosting lichen, fungus, pennywort (?) and a baby acer tree. Possibly a Big leave acer. And obviously the hollow is a habitat to insects too

For #wildwebswednesday Persian lilac hosting lichen, fungus, pennywort (?) and a baby acer tree. Possibly a Big leave acer.  And obviously the hollow is a habitat to insects too

#syringaxpersica
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Martine Fenn(@MartineFenn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A little Bee (not sure what sort) feeding on, and pollinating, an Early Purple Orchid. The Bee’s head is covered in pollinia - never seen that before!

A little Bee (not sure what sort) feeding on, and pollinating, an Early Purple Orchid. The Bee’s head is covered in pollinia - never seen that before! #WildWebsWednesday
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rwhooster(@rwhooster) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A few from yesterday's stroll from Beverley to Cherry Burton on the rail trail. Spotted others, including a nice-looking brimstone, but they refused to play ball.

A few #butterflies from yesterday's stroll from Beverley to Cherry Burton on the rail trail. Spotted others, including a nice-looking brimstone, but they refused to play ball. 

#nature #pollinators #insects #SaveButterflies #WildWebsWednesday
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Hils(@Hils1904) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The alder hosts a number of invertebrates - here are two that were visiting it today for The first is a Noonday fly, I think, but the second is unknown to me Biodiversity Ireland

The alder hosts a number of invertebrates - here are two that were visiting it today for #WildWebsWednesday The first is a Noonday fly, I think, but the second is unknown to me #TwitterNatureCommunity @BioDataCentre
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JohnFen(@JohnFen1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tarsal tipping acrobatics. A Common Carder Bee clinging to Water Avens, a nodding bell filled with nectar and pollen

Tarsal tipping acrobatics. A Common Carder Bee clinging to Water Avens, a nodding bell filled with nectar and pollen #WildWebsWednesday
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MerielGJones(@MerielGJones) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Trees fallen over in storm earlier this year cause larger space for woodland flowers, until the other trees move into the vacant space. WildWebsWednesday

#WildWebsWednesday Trees fallen over in storm earlier this year  cause larger space for woodland flowers, until the other trees move into the vacant space. @WebsWild
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