Final set of things for ID

[runnerwill]

Thanks again everyone, one final batch that needs identifying

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[goosey]

Hello, number 7. the caterpillar is quite possibly The Spectacle Abrostola tripartita I am not 100% but it looks very similar to the final instar.

[runnerwill]

looks distinctly like it, thank you

[tristanba]

no 9 is a male Dolichopus sp - further ID is likely to be difficult. You could try www.diptera.info, as with no 1.
Cheers
Tristan

[bugbotherer]

No4 is a short palped cranefly and looks like one of the Limoniinea. It could be Atypophythalamus inusta but I can't see the pleurae to be sure (even though the thorax looks orange enough). If it is then it's a woodland species that breeds in fungus.

[runnerwill]

How strongly woodland are we talking? I found this in long grass next to a lake, there were trees in the hedges 10m away (possibly with fungi) but not any woods for a fair distance.

[Venger]

No.3 looks like a Pisauridae probably Pisaura mirabilis though she's a bit raggardy.

[Laurence Clemons]

1. Pherbellia schoenherri (Diptera, Sciomyzidae).
2. ?Coccidula rufa (Coleoptera, Coccinellidae).
4. Dicranomyia sp. (Diptera, Limoniidae).
5. Pteromalid.
6. Aphrodes bicinctus (Hemiptera)
8. Mayfly, possibly Cloeon dipterum.
9. Dolichopus plumipes (Diptera, Dolichopodidae).
10 Crepidodera sp. (formerly known as Chalcoides) (Coleptera, Chrysomelidae).

[runnerwill]

Thank you again everyone that's helped, that takes me over 130 species from my wanderings around the site.