Daddy-longlegs
Tipula oleracea
A cranefly commonly called a daddy-longlegs. These insects fly from April to October in the UK but are most abundant in Autumn. Their larvae (leatherjackets) are a serious crop pest.
Not a particularly loveable species, however the wings are quite striking and worth a look at in large.
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- Canon EOS 5D Mark III
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