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Tiny Thing?
Roger Thomason
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Posted on 28-06-2010 20:30
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This <2mm "Thing" was loitering on a leaf in the garden yesterday. What is it?
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Do we really want to know about your tiny thing ?
 
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Actally it looks like a young Gargara genistae
 
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Cheers Phil, well someone may be interested in my "tiny thing", but I can assure you there are no white flags with red crosses sticking out of my car Pfft.
I've looked at some pics..http://www.britis...istae.html........http://www.britis...nutus.html of the only 2 species found in the UK.
If it is as you say, what became of the antennae (?) or whatever sticking out below the eyes in my photo's?
..Roger
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Dmitry Gavryushin
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Delphacidae.
 
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Black is right, and there is nothing young about them: these are adult because the fully developed wings are visible in all pictures.
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Oh yeah - oops !
 
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You thought / hoped I had maybe forgotten this one Mr.Withers, Nah...
Thanks Black and Paul for correcting Mr. Withers folly....need I continue..
NUFF SAID Smile
 
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