Near by, in the sandy topsoil, I saw two species of Hymenoptera making tunnels.
Thursday, 3 August 2017
Splash Point
The Kittiwake colony at Splash Point, Seaford appears to have had a good year. There were dozens of the boldly striped juveniles on the cliffs and flying about.
A Beewolf, Philanthus triangulum, excavating a burrow. This large solitary wasp hunts honeybees.
A Hairy-legged Mining Bee, Dasypodo hirtipes. This bee was excavating its tunnel less than a metre from the Beewolf.
A juvenile Rock Pipit.
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