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Small weevil on daisy
ChrisR
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Posted on 10-06-2008 23:00
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I keep finding these small, square-ish weevils in Ox-eye Daisy flowers, can anyone say what they are? Found in southern England in the last 2 weeks. Smile Size about 3-4mm.
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Hello, Chris!

It's Anthonomus rubi, a frequent visitor of yellow composite flowers.
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Thanks Juergen! Grin They are so common, it is nice to put a name to them Smile
 
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