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Jun 16, 2006 15:50 |  #1

Hiya all,
Well I didn't fall back in my ' Pit ' as I said in my last post, I had one more mooch round the garden & found these Green Aphids on some Feverfew plants & they're being attacked by something ???? anyone know ( Brian )
Right I'm truly of to my pit now as I'm beat.
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Jun 16, 2006 15:55 |  #2

Wow, great captures. Looks like some sort of mites (spider mite???). Any more to show? :)


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Jun 16, 2006 16:10 |  #3

Excellent captures- suspect they are velvet mites attacking them.
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Jun 16, 2006 16:34 |  #4

Great shot.

And thanks, that explains my eggs I had on a fly a while back, Brian thought they were velvet mites then but we couldn't see the legs like we can in your shot but its probably the same thing.

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Jun 16, 2006 16:53 as a reply to  @ Lester Wareham's post |  #5

blimey, never knew Aphids suffered parasites. Great shots, lots of detail for such a tiny subject. I wonder if Mites suffer even smaller hangers on?


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Jun 16, 2006 17:21 |  #6

I love macro! There are so many weird behaviors in this world, not to mention the bugs themselves :D

Excellent pics, gotta love the Christmas colors on a hot day like today ;)


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Jun 16, 2006 20:06 |  #7
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Nice work Mark, they look like red velvet mites to my eyes as well. Interesting capture, very well spotted!

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Jun 16, 2006 21:03 as a reply to  @ racketman's post |  #8

racketman wrote:
blimey, never knew Aphids suffered parasites. Great shots, lots of detail for such a tiny subject. I wonder if Mites suffer even smaller hangers on?

Probably, then those do... Then the parasite has parasites...and repeat...until? :lol:




  
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