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This is a bit weird. What is it? It’s in the pool. We think it might be a “backswimmer”…
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🤣🤣. It’s called a water boatman.. sign of a good ecosystem when they are in ponds

Think this one is swimming on its back though…

Water boatman, it needs a pond not chlorinated water of a pool. Save it Mike!!

Hope Jim Dale doesn't see this. He will somehow manage to link it to climate change and claim it to be proof of a pending climate disaster

David Aaronovitch's brain cell trying to escape?

Water boatman

Water boatman. We used to catch them when we were newting on Wimbledon Common when I was a child. We always put the newts and the boatmen back in the pond after we’d watched them in our jam jars for a while.

boatman

Isn't it what they call a 'waterboatman'

RNLI on the way.

They are called water boat men . Very common water. Insect.

Fucks sake don't show Burnham. He'll give it a house. Car and a bloody allowance.

A water-boatman. A beetle.

It’s a water boat man.

water boatman.

It’s Rory Stewart

Corixa punctata - Philistines 🧐🧐🧐🧐

Its a pond skater seriously in the wrong environment. If its not dead, find some natural water.

ah the boatman......... im amazed they dont come in mega dinghies by now

Water boatmen. You have organic matter in the pool which they’re feeding on; and if they’re’ feeding, they’re breeding. Heavy chlorine shock required, robot scrub the walls and leave pump on 24 hours.

Water boatman beatle

Yep Water Boatman

Water boatman Mike

That will be on or in the buffet later…

A water batman.

Has it come from France?

These Dinghy Divers are everywhere 🙄

Quite common here Mike it's known as a batelier in this part of the country

It's swimming in a pool in the afternoon.. definitely a lefty with no job.

Water boatman

A water boatman. Very common in ponds, not so much in pools.

Water boatman

It's a mini dingy 🤣🤣🤣

Nah, it looks more like breaststroke to me 🤣😂🤣

They are mosquito related. We get them every year in our pool
