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Giant Aphid (Subfamily Lachninae)

25 June 2021 by David

Giant Aphid (Subfamily Lachninae)

It looked quite small, but perhaps not quite so small as the usual greenfly or blackfly. It’s some type of giant aphid, resting on a hazel leaf.

Giant Aphid (Subfamily Lachninae)

Categories David
Ducking and diving like kids at the baths
Yellow wagtail, canal inlet, Newbridge
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