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Roger Thomason
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Posted on 30-12-2008 04:20
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Very small Doli photographed in my garden in summer. Can anyone put a name to it from this one and only shot?
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Igor Grichanov
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Rhaphium is more probable than Argyra.
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Thanks Igor
I only have one species of Rhaphium on my Checklist which is R.brevicorne, but due to small size of these, others could have been overlooked.
I also only have one Argyra on my Checklist..A.perplexa.
So Rhaphium sp. maybe?
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Stefan Naglis
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The supapical arista and the silvery white coating on abdomen point to Argyra.

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Certainly not R.brevicorne. A.perplexa is possible.
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Thank you Igor and Stefan for your time and skill. Smile
 
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