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Tiny tiny weevil - Tanysphyrus lemnae
Copyright © 2022 Justin Williams

Tiny tiny weevil - Tanysphyrus lemnae
Austin, Travis County, Texas, USA
September 8, 2022
Size: 1mm and change
Collected at UV lights. Wooded neighborhood in urban North Austin, about 100m from a small creek.

Easily the smallest weevil I have ever seen!

Det. Samuel Brown + Mike Quinn

Feel free to frass any photos not helpful for the guide. I may try to make better photos before submitting the specimen to TAMUIC

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Contributed by Justin Williams on 9 September, 2022 - 10:02am

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