I found this on the moorlands above Ogden Water this moring. It was about 2.5-3cm in length and sheltering under a tin.
If anyone can identify it I would be grateful.
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Dont,Know but will try and find out its very distinctive.
Im going for Golden Rod Brindle,but i will wait till I get some other replys before its definate.
If it is GRBrindle its a Calderdale BAP species did you take a grid reference.?
Sorry I did not take a grid refernece, however I know which tin it was under and I can get one next week when I'm up at Ogden.
Hi Chris,
I am sticking with GR Brindle(good find),is the can easy to find as i would like to have a look in this area to see if i can find anything else.
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