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Collembola to ID.
Roger Thomason
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Posted on 17-04-2009 22:53
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Found in my garden. Size approx 2-3mm ish.
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Not absolutely certain, but possibly a young Orchesella villosa
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Roger Thomason
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Hi Tony
Sent this to Peter Shaw (Springtail Recorder for UK) who reckons it to be Entomobrya multifasciata. Must admit it does look like Orchesella villosa though. But he should know.

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Entomobrya multifasciata was the other species I considered, so I'm pleased that Peter thinks it's that! Collembola are not a group I've looked at very much, but there are much better keys available now, so when I get the chance ...

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Roger Thomason
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Hi Tony
I'm afraid when it comes to looking at keys, my old eyes tend to glaze over Frown. I'll leave that to those who know. I've just got a new camera and the same happens looking through the manual. Struggling a bit with it, but I'll get there despite the manual.

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