Ants sipping honey.
Insects
Insects, love ’em or hate ’em we can’t do without them. Without dung beetles (they live in the UK too) we would all be under six foot of cow pats. Those wasps that ruin our picnics and sting without remorse kill millions of aphids which destroy crops, and woodlice and other hurry-scurries break down those trillions of leaves which fall from the trees each autumn. Others however are a joy to behold, like butterflies, moths, damselflies, dragonflies, ladybirds and others which escape my memory at the moment. In this section of my wildlife garden site I will tell you what visits my garden and how I attract them in order to, in turn, attract higher animals which make my garden a mini wildlife habitat. I will be constantly adding more information and pictures so please keep calling back.
Pictures, information and videos of insects
- Dragonfly nymphs in my wildlife garden pond
- Clouded yellow butterfly
- Heatwave in December!
- Bee fly
- Wood boring beetle
- Ants
- Beetles
- Ladybirds
- Damselflies and dragonflies
- Bees
- Butterflies
- The essential rotting log pile
- Brown hairstreak butterfly
- Clouded yellow butterfly
- Mason bee
- Carder bee
- Broad bodied Libellula
- Peacock butterfly
- Red admiral
- Painted lady butterfly
- Wasp attacks and mutilates bee
- Comma
- Southern hawker dragonfly