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 Hi, what is this little Doli? Small, about 5 mm or so. May, E-Hungary. The mite is either Trombidiidae or Erythraeidae I think.
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 Perhaps Xanthochlorus...
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 Xanthochlorus tenellus
 
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 with a larval mite - that's got to be uncomfortable! Frown
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