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Terry Thormin | profile | all galleries >> Insects and spiders of Alberta >> Wasps, Bees and Ants - Hymenoptera >> Tenthredinid Sawflies - Tenthredinidae tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Tenthredinid Sawflies - Tenthredinidae

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Sawfly - Tenthredinidae A1.JPG		 Sawfly - Tenthredinidae D1.jpg
Sawfly - Tenthredinidae D1.jpg		 Sawfly - Tenthredinidae F1.jpg
Sawfly - Tenthredinidae F1.jpg		 Tenthredinidae - Sawfly F2a.jpg
Tenthredinidae - Sawfly F2a.jpg
Sawfly - Tenthredinidae C1.jpg
Sawfly - Tenthredinidae C1.jpg		 Sawfly - Tenthredinidae D1.jpg
Sawfly - Tenthredinidae D1.jpg		 Sawfly - Tenthrediidae E3.jpg
Sawfly - Tenthrediidae E3.jpg		 Sawfly - Tenthredinidae H1.jpg
Sawfly - Tenthredinidae H1.jpg
Eriocampa ovata - Woolly Alder Sawfly 2.jpg
Eriocampa ovata - Woolly Alder Sawfly 2.jpg

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Colin Dean 06-Sep-2010 14:50
On 30 August this year I observed what appeared to be a sawfly, it was over an inch long and had amber coloured wings and the rear legs had black sections. The strange thing for me was the location at 600 metres on Y Garn near Rhyd Ddu near Beddgelert in North Wales. Does this sound unusual? I'd love to know if this is a rare sighting. Could you let me know?
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