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tiny bug/beetle<Anthocoris sp.
Roger Thomason
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 Found this little guy crawling on my camera so got a photo of him on kitchen worktop. Have seen them all summer in garden. Size 2-3mm max.
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 Anthocoris sp. they are in all entomological books
very general entomologist
 
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 Thanks for that Marek. Smile
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