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Boris the brown-tail moth
Boris the brown-tail moth
Brown-tail moth (Euproctis chrysorrhoea)
This is Boris the brown-tail moth. Don’t be fooled by his buffoonish appearance – his children by many mothers cause havoc by decimating our hedgerows and trees, destroying our public services and dismantling the social fabric of our country. Found mainly in the conservative southern England constituencies, the oven-ready eggs, laid in batches, hatch into…
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New book!
  It’s taken 6 years, 1000s upon 1000s of photos, I’ve gone through 2 lenses, and been on the most enjoyable learning curve for this…. my new book. Meet the tiny residents of Warwick Gardens… all 555 of them!
Available to buy here:Â http://pennymetal.bigcartel.com/product/insectinside-life-in-the-bushes-of-a-small-peckham-park
or from Review bookshop, 133 Bellenden Road, Peckham, London SE15
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Leafing the nest
In my porch, a leafcutter bee has decided to build her nest in a damp-proofing hole in the wall. First, she had to excavate the mess left by a previous tenant – a spider – by pulling out all the debris.
Leafcutter bee excavating and old spider nest
It’s early morning, and our bee has resumed her chamber-making duties. Her distant cousins, the ants, are running around eager to help. They are…
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Party in the Park
Party in the Park
‘Tis the season to be merry. The office parties are in full-swing, tinsel and baubles adorn all the shops, and there is a general panic in the air over what presents to waste your money on for those relatives you only see once a year. On the telly its all happy families enjoying Christmas in soft focus, surrounded by so much food you could feed a continent. Most of the insects of Warwick Gardens…
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Brinsect It is the middle of August and ever since the vote to leave the park there has been a quietness...
Buggered off
Red capsid bug sneaking around
Warwick Gardens is looking a bit worse for wear at the moment. The foxes have flattened the green alkanet, bindweed has taken over, the daisies are looking a bit weary and the yarrow, hoping to host their annual festival of pollen and nectar, have popped up in an empty venue. Last year this place was buzzing. It seems that this is one festival too many; this year…
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A proper geezer If ever there was a character that represents old Peckham it has to be the stag beetle.
Myopa the thick-headed fly