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Ivy bee Colletes hederae illustrated for South Devon National landscape

Great green bush cricket Tettigonia viridissima illustrated for South Devon National landscape

Bloody-nosed beetle Timarcha tenebricosa illustrated for South Devon National Landscapes

Japanese knotweed Fallopia japonica stand in winter showing bamboo-like canes

Japanese knotweed Fallopia japonica habit drawing showing thicket of the plant

Japanese knotweed Fallopia japonica and Himalayan balsam Impatiens grandiflora seedling comparison

Japanese knotweed Fallopia japonica seedling showing rounded leaves and pink stem

Skunk Cabbage Lysichiton americanus sketchbook study page showing detail of flower and plant

Skunk Cabbage habit drawing showing a clump of plants with distinctive yellow spathes

Skunk Cabbage Lysichiton maericanus graphite drawing leaf with person to show scale

Persian Hogweed Heracleum persicum sketchbook study showing rounded curve of flowering head, and convex toothed leaf lobes.

Hornbeam Carpinus betula leaves spray of winged fruit

Hornbeam Carpinus betulus tree showing typical growth and shape

Southern Hawker Aeshna cyanea male cut to white

Silver washed fritillary butterfly Argynnis paphia cut to white one with folded wings one in flight, feeding on scabious flowers

Emperor dragonfly Anax imperator male dorsal view cut to white

Swallowtail butterfly Papilio machaon cut to whtie

Large Emerald moth Geometra papilionaria with wings outstretched cut to white

Emerald swallowtail Papilio Palinurus cut to white showing irridescent green spots and black wings

Emperor moth Saturnia pavonia female adult cut to whtie showing grey and brown furry wings with eyespots

Lunar Hornet esia bembeciformis Moth showing clear transparent hindwings and mimiryc patterns of wasp

Purple emperor butterfly Apatura ilia cut to white

Dark Green Fritillary butterfly Argynnis aglaja with wings folded so you can see the green and species specific dark green colours on the underside, cut to white

Sabre wasp Rhyssa persuasoria using her long ovipositor to lay an egg with her long terminal cerci pointing upwards