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| | | Three to ID please Probably real easy ones for you guys but I know nothing about inverts (must get a book one day).... All taken Salcey Forest Northamptonshire. | 
21-06-2010, 10:17 AM
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| | | Re: Three to ID please Morning Johnny,
The first is a great find if I have my ID correct - the Black-headed Cardinal Beetle Pyrochroa coccinea, which is an Nb-status species that is a good indicator of ancient forests.
The second is a Weevil from the Phyllobius genus but you can't always do species-level identifications from photos. Call it Phyllobius sp.
Lastly with its wings closed and obscuring any patterns it could be several black wasps, but I have a feeling it may be a Stem Sawfly from the Cephidae family.
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