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  • 2nd Shetland record 20.06.2016, Law Lane, Lerwick, RN.<br />
1st Shetland record Roger Thomason, 30.04.2012, Mossbank, expert ID on Diptera Forum.
    Phaonia subventa_Shetland_2nd Shetla...jpg
  • 1st record for Shetland - Lerwick 14 Law Lane - 12th July 2016
    Poecilobothrus nobilitatus_Glitterin...jpg
  • 1st record for Shetland - Lerwick 14 Law Lane - 12th July 2016
    Poecilobothrus nobilitatus_Glitterin...jpg
  • Bluethroat, male, spring, unst, shetland, perched ,bird, scarce, scarcity, uk, Luscinia svecica
    Bluethroat_Unst_Shetland_3147.jpg
  • Atlantic Puffin_Fair Isle_Shetland_0...jpg
  • Puffin Passion Aluminium.jpg
  • Hooded Crow_03000.jpg
  • Common Eider_female_01000.jpg
  • Nematus (Craesus) alniastri_Sawfly_1...jpg
  • Pteromalidae_Gall Wasp_1st for Shetl...jpg
  • Merodon equestris_Lerwick_Shetland_7...jpg
  • Beris geniculata_Shetland_8846.jpg
  • (S.Falks quote) The 'Lesser Bulb-fly', a common pest of bulbs (especially daffodils) in many gardens and suburban areas, but relatively scarce in the wider countryside compared with the very similiar E. strigatus.<br />
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Males of E. funeralis are readily separable from those of strigatus by checking the underside of the hind femorae, which have the basal ventral section free of hairs and shining (entirely covered in short hairs in strigatus) and bearing a slight tubercle. Funeralis also averages a little smaller and there are differences in the genitalia (see Stubbs & Falk, 2002).<br />
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Female funeralis is best separated from strigatus by the less heavily dusted frons which has much narrower dusted strips alongside the eye margins. The 3rd antennal segment tends to be rounder and less rhomboid.<br />
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Like Merodon equestris, this species appears to have been introduced to Britain with imported bulbs from the Continentin recent times and was rare in the early 20th century.
    Eumerus funeralis_Shetland_5636.jpg
  • Shetland Wren_2650.jpg
  • (S.Falks quote) The 'Lesser Bulb-fly', a common pest of bulbs (especially daffodils) in many gardens and suburban areas, but relatively scarce in the wider countryside compared with the very similiar E. strigatus.<br />
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Males of E. funeralis are readily separable from those of strigatus by checking the underside of the hind femorae, which have the basal ventral section free of hairs and shining (entirely covered in short hairs in strigatus) and bearing a slight tubercle. Funeralis also averages a little smaller and there are differences in the genitalia (see Stubbs & Falk, 2002).<br />
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Female funeralis is best separated from strigatus by the less heavily dusted frons which has much narrower dusted strips alongside the eye margins. The 3rd antennal segment tends to be rounder and less rhomboid.<br />
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Like Merodon equestris, this species appears to have been introduced to Britain with imported bulbs from the Continentin recent times and was rare in the early 20th century.
    Eumerus funeralis_Shetland_6754.jpg
  • Shetland Wren_2649.jpg
  • Shetland Wren_2587.jpg
  • Pine Grosbeak_Shetland_DSC0799.jpg
  • Discover_Shetland's_Birds_2015.jpg
  • Great Skua_Noss_Shetland_2918.jpg
  • Iceland Gull_Shetland_4006.jpg
  • Tengmalm's Owl_Shetland_3057.jpg
  • Shetland Wren_2604.jpg
  • Siberian Rubythroat_Shetland_2014_DS...jpg
  • Eumerus funeralis_Lerwick_Shetland_0...jpg
  • Razorbill_Shetland_DSC2883.jpg
  • Bearded Seal_Lerwick_Shetland_0491.jpg
  • Sericomyia lappona_Shetland_0325.jpg
  • Great Skua_Shetland_1277.jpg
  • Hybos femoratus_Shetland_7909.jpg
  • Black-crowned Night Heron_Shetland_D...jpg
  • Siberian Accentor_Autumn 2016_Shetla...jpg
  • Common Tern_Harbour Courtship_Lerwic...jpg
  • Eco Card 16 (4x4) Shetland Rams.jpg
  • Merodon equestris_Shetland_7359.jpg
  • Eumerus funeralis_Shetland_6711.jpg
  • Platycheirus podagratus_1st Shetland...jpg
  • Platycheirus podagratus_1st Shetland...jpg
  • B. chalybata is our most widespread and common Beris species. It is one of two dark-bodied species with pale legs lacking any blackish areas on the femorae and tibiae. Females tend to have clean orange legs; those of the males tend to be a dusky orange and may appear dark in certain lights. B. morrisii by contrast is larger, with paler yellow legs and a brighter green thorax.<br />
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B. chalybata occurs in a wide range of habitats, but perhaps especially woodland and other areas with trees and shrubs. It can tolerate quite urbansed settings.
    Beris chalybata_Murky-legged Black L...jpg
  • Platycheirus podagratus_1st Shetland...jpg
  • Yellow-browed Warbler_Shetland_2023.jpg
  • Oystercatcher_Shetland_4062.jpg
  • Scaeva pyrastri_Shetland_5900.jpg
  • Beautiful Silver Y_Shetland_1624.jpg
  • Dasysyrphus albostriatus_Shetland_18...jpg
  • Long-eared Owl_Shetland_DSC0567.jpg
  • Orca_Killer Whale_Shetland_6899.jpg
  • Orca_Killer Whale_Shetland_6858.jpg
  • Meliscaeva auricollis_Shetland_8057.jpg
  • Eumerus funeralis_Lesser Bulb Fly_1s...jpg
  • Tetragnatha extensa_(probable extens...jpg
  • Common Guillemot_Lerwick Harbour_She...jpg
  • Atlantic Puffin_Fratercula arctica_S...jpg
  • Siberian Rubythroat_Shetland_2014_DS...jpg
  • Eumerus funeralis_Lerwick_Shetland_9...jpg
  • Dryomyza anilis_Shetland_3470.jpg
  • Otiorhynchus sulcatus_Vine Weevil_Sh...jpg
  • Rhingia campestris_Shetland_7817.jpg
  • Eristalis pertinax_Shetland_4087.jpg
  • Waxwing_Lerwick_Shetland_DSC0242.jpg
  • Blyth's Reed Warbler_Fair Isle_Shetl...jpg
  • Yellow-browed Warbler_Fair Isle_Shet...jpg
  • Rose-breasted Grosbeak_Shetland_Apri...jpg
  • Gannets.Nesting_Noss_Shetland_Shetla...jpg
  • Rhingia campestris_Shetland_7156.jpg
  • Hermit Thrush_Noss_Shetland_April 20...jpg
  • Tengmalm's_Shetland_2939.jpg
  • Yellow-browed Warbler_Shetland_2022.jpg
  • Pine Grosbeak_Shetland_DSC0678.jpg
  • Orca_Killer Whale_shetland_6806.jpg
  • Rhingia campestris_Shetland_8986.jpg
  • Harvestman sp_Spider_Shetland_1457.jpg
  • Beautiful Silver Y_Shetland_1618.jpg
  • According to Stephen Falks "A large, long-winged relative of Melanostoma, with very distinctive abdominal markings in both sexes (which are patterned rather differently to one-another as in Melanostoma). This is a strongly migratory species that may be starting to overwinter in Britain judging by some recent spring records, but with the British population clearly reinforced by immigration. The adults are most typically encountered at woodland edge and in scrubby habitats. The larvae are predators of semi-gregarious micro-moths on shrubs and certain herbs."
    Xanthandrus comtus_Shetland_9793.jpg
  • Empis trigramma_Shetland_7214.jpg
  • Herring Gull_Shetland_5798.jpg
  • Xylota segnis_Hoverfly_Shetland_7167.jpg
  • Eristalis arbustorum_Shetland_8512.jpg
  • Rhingia campestris_Shetland_6614.jpg
  • Black-billed Cuckoo_Shetland_2017_74...jpg
  • Bluethroat_Fair Isle_Shetland_1231.jpg
  • Citril Finch_Fair Isle_Shetland_2008...jpg
  • Steppe Grey Shrike_Whalsay_Shetland_...jpg
  • King Eider_Unst_Shetland_DSC1946.jpg
  • Red-throated Pipit_Fair Isle_Shetlan...jpg
  • Ringed Plover_Shetland_DSC6606.jpg
  • Golden Plover_Shetland_UK_DSC8002.jpg
  • Red-breasted Flycatcher_Shetland_816...jpg
  • Herring Gull_Shetland_6067.jpg
  • Iceland Gull_Shetland_6158.jpg
  • Herring Gull_Boat Reflections_Shetla...jpg
  • Grey Seal_Boat Reflections_Shetland_...jpg
  • Scathophaga stercoraria_Yellow Dung ...jpg
  • Black Guillemot_Summer Plumage_Lerwi...jpg
  • Common Guillemot_Winter Plumage_Lerw...jpg
  • Common Guillemot_Lerwick_Shetland_Ma...jpg
  • Hermit Thrush_Noss_Shetland_April 20...jpg
  • Savi's Warbler_Shetland_June2020_P60...jpg
  • Iceland Gull_Shetland_6319.jpg
  • Orca_Killer Whale_Shetland_6805.jpg
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