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Silk Button Gall Wasp galls

25 September 2020 by David

Silk Button Gall Wasp

An oak tree on the edge of the Old Nursery woodland. The undersides of the leaves covered in hundreds of silk button galls. A wasp, or more likely several wasps, had been very busy.

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