The Spotted Crane-fly is identified by its clear, shiny wings and spotted body, at rest the wings are normally folded flat over the body. The female above in the picture will lay her eggs by pushing the tough reddish tip of her abdomen into the soil.
Welcome to RXwildlife Sightings - the weblog with the latest wildlife sightings for the Hastings, Rye Bay, Dungeness and Romney Marsh area.
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