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Water Scorpion - Nepa cinerea68 viewsa new sighting for me, photographed @ Foulshaw Moss

Water Scorpion - Nepa cinerea72 viewsa new sighting for me, photographed @ Foulshaw Moss

Water Scorpion - Nepa cinerea63 viewsa new sighting for me, photographed @ Foulshaw Moss

Water Scorpion - Nepa cinerea66 viewsa new sighting for me, photographed @ Foulshaw Moss

Lesser Weever Fish - Echiichthys vipera91 viewsLesser Weever Fish are common in all UK waters, they have spines laced with venom and hide in the sand in shallow water. The spines and venom of a Weever fish are purely defensive and not used for catching prey, but if an unsuspecting bather treads on one the spines deliver a venom that can cause excruciating pain.
photographed @ North Pier, Blackpool

Brown Hawker86 viewsovipositing at the waters edge @ Todderstaffe Hall near Singleton

Brown Hawker78 viewsoviposting at the waters edge, photographed at Todderstaffe Hall near Singleton

Brown Hawker83 viewsoviposting at the waters edge, photographed at Todderstaffe Hall near Singleton

Brown Hawker82 viewsoviposting at the waters edge , photographed at Todderstaffe Hall near Singleton

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