Tuesday, 2 July 2013
Strange Wainscot
Found this Common Wainscot in the doorway of a shower block at Glastonbury Festival. I noticed that one of the wings is quite a bit larger than the other. Is it an example of bilateral gynandromorphy. A situation where each half of an insect has all the characteristics of its gender. i.e. one male wing and one female. Anyone any experience of this?
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Bilateral gynandromorphy? Think they played The Park didn't they?
Sorry to miss you this year Win, was looking for the cricket commentary but couldn't see it. What were you up to?
Hi Nick
We were on at 1.30 in the T&C field.
Had a great festival thx. 1) Spent £7.00 2) saw no bands or acts 3) cleaned car 4) cycled off site to Collard Hill 5) saw moths
win
Winston ,have you ever seen Moutain Ringlet..??
is this a trick question Andy? er No.
Any Large Blues? Had good views last time.
In 4 visits I saw one fleeting glimpse of what was probably a L blue. Plenty of Marbled Whites and a Dingy Skipper. Its a v poor year for the blues so far
No,not a trick,,,im going to go this/next week up to the lakes and need a good site to go to,???
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