Wildlife what is its...

[Mark-1]

I've got a fair idea but I'd be grateful if someone who actually knows to confirm what the following are.

http://fattie.freehostia.com/1DELETE/WhatIsIt/DSC00473.JPG


http://fattie.freehostia.com/1DELETE/WhatIsIt/DSC00426.JPG


http://fattie.freehostia.com/1DELETE/WhatIsIt/IMGP9550.JPG


http://fattie.freehostia.com/1DELETE/WhatIsIt/DSC00682.JPG

 

[Downsman]

Fairly sure number 2 is an Artic Tern and number 4 is Swallows, probably juvenile ones at a guess.Their 'Bibs' don't look as red as the adults (unless it's just the light in the photo) Can't help with the technical names for the seagrowth or the Mozzies on the deckhead light fitting though.

 

[Mark-1]

Fairly sure number 2 is an Artic Tern and number 4 is Swallows, probably juvenile ones at a guess.Their 'Bibs' don't look as red as the adults (unless it's just the light in the photo) Can't help with the technical names for the seagrowth or the Mozzies on the deckhead light fitting though.

Thanks Downsman that's great. (Love the Wilmington Man Avitar BTW.)

I reckon the Mozzie things are Dragon Fly Lave/Pupae (whatever the term is) but I'm not sure.

 

[nimbusgb]

The insects look like young dragonflys to me not mozzies.

 

[Mark-1]

I reckon the Mozzie things are Dragon Fly Lave/Pupae (whatever the term is) but I'm not sure.

Google says no.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/19650609/4071261875/

Not mozzies either.

Now I'm really intruigued.

 

[Downsman]

Mark, the mozzie looking critturs..: Have a look at a Scorpion Fly ( there's a few different types)..Some images of those little beasties look a bit like your deckhead herd.