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Recording the Wildlife of Leicestershire and Rutland | NatureSpot GU Canal, Bunkers Hill to M… GU Canal, Foxton Locks to B… GU Canal, Gumley Rd to Foxt… GU Canal, Harb Arm, Foxton… GU Canal, Harb Arm, Harb Rd… GU Canal, Kilby Bridge to W… GU Canal, Leicester to Wigs...

Calliphora vicina | NatureSpot Description In Britain this is the most common bluebottle and it is often associated with humans. It is 10-14 mm. The head and thorax are dull grey and the abdomen is bright metallic blue with black m...

Nicrophorus investigator | NatureSpot This Sexton, at 26 mm, is somewhat larger than the Common Sexton Beetle ( N. Vespilloides). This species has dark reddish tips to its antennae. Other identifying features include the absence of hairs ...