This and seven other creatures were shaken from pine cones this evening. In all, six springtails, a spider and a snout mite. I have recored the location as my home in Essex, though the pine cones had been collected from various sites in Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire a few days ago, so their inhabitants may have come from those places.
This and seven other creatures were shaken from pine cones this evening. In all, six springtails, a spider and a snout mite. I have recored the location as my home in Essex, though the pine cones had been collected from various sites in Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire a few days ago, so their inhabitants may have come from those places.
This and seven other creatures were shaken from pine cones this evening. In all, six springtails, a spider and a snout mite. I have recored the location as my home in Essex, though the pine cones had been collected from various sites in Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire a few days ago, so their inhabitants may have come from those places.
This and seven other creatures were shaken from pine cones this evening. In all, six springtails, a spider and a snout mite. I have recored the location as my home in Essex, though the pine cones had been collected from various sites in Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire a few days ago, so their inhabitants may have come from those places.
This and seven other creatures were shaken from pine cones this evening. In all, six springtails, a spider and a snout mite. I have recored the location as my home in Essex, though the pine cones had been collected from various sites in Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire a few days ago, so their inhabitants may have come from those places.
This and seven other creatures were shaken from pine cones this evening. In all, six springtails, a spider and a snout mite. I have recored the location as my home in Essex, though the pine cones had been collected from various sites in Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire a few days ago, so their inhabitants may have come from those places.
id confirmed by David Scott-Lngley - you can see the band just at the side. Found in the polytunnel. Wild,
T vulgaris or minor I think. Found outside on the damp underside of a plank of wood. I didn't