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Rhagio scolopaceus?
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Posted on 01-11-2004 01:55
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Found this relative giant (about 1.5 cm) on a wall. To my great surprise, since we live practically in the center of town. From reading around I understood rhagionids weren't supposed to live here, with no trees or underbrush or moist soil in the vicinity?

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Posted on 01-11-2004 07:47
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Rhagio scolopaceus is right. Are there any parks or something like that in the vicinity, gardens with some older trees or bushes. That can suffice.
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Posted on 01-11-2004 11:57
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Come to think of it, yes; a park, not really all that far away.

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