An accidental gripper

On my trip to Rannoch in March I spent a bit of time looking for beetles, including Bolitophagus reticulatus in the bracket fungus Fromes. I found some https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=440326762777712&set=a.119013194909072.29176.100004011776825&type=1&theater but also noticed some little Ciidae so i took the sample of fromes home. The Ciidae proved to be Ropalodontus perforatus, so that's 2 RDB3 species from a couple of brackets on one tree. I kept the Fromes bracket in a box just in case, which proved very fortunate as yesterday two supurb little moths emerged the pRDB1 Tineidae Archinemapogon yildizae!

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The Ciidae family was identified as Ropalodontus perforatus, which means that two RDB3 species can be derived from just a few brackets on the same tree. penalty kick online

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