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  1. J

    Shieldbugs.

    Hi, thanks. I also though it looked like hawthorn but the previous ones were all about 14mm in length but this was tiny (9mm). Perhaps it is just a runt Regards, Jamie
  2. J

    Shieldbugs.

    Hi, can someone id the folowing for me as I've lost my reference card. Length nose to tail 9mm caught yesterday, Thanks, Jamie
  3. J

    Shieldbugs.

    Hi, thanks Harry Regards, Jamie
  4. J

    Shieldbugs.

    Hi, found the following in the trap this am which is a lot larger than the Green Birches (l approx 14mm). Is it Hawthorn Shieldbug as this would be my first? Regards, Jamie
  5. J

    Shieldbugs.

    Hi, if anyone wants a good cheap reference to Shieldbugs the Field Studies Council do an excellent chart on how to id all the British ones for £2.50 + £1 p&p and it is very good. You can get them via their web site http://www.field-studies-council.org/publications/pubsinfo.aspx?Code=OP85...
  6. J

    Shieldbugs.

    Hi, about 5 shield bugs around the garden moth traps this morning. Here is a picture of one. I guess from above it is Hawthorne or Birch but not sure how to separate. If you let me know I will try to id them in future Thanks, Jamie
  7. J

    Shieldbugs.

    Hi, below taken Stockton 5th August. I get a few shieldbugs but this is the first I have attempted (it was rather active) to photograph. I guess it is forest sheldbug from above post? Regards, Jamie
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