What's been eating me?

I think this is Rudbeckia hirta (Woodland Black-Eyed Susan) but, the description says the blooms are supposed to be two to three inches across and this one is less than one inch across. Perhaps a dwarfed variety? It is armed with stiff hairs which are supposed to keep insects from climbing it. So it must be something with wings that has eaten on this little wildflower. More info here - http://namethatplant.net/plantdetail.shtml?plant=1276

[Milanie]

Great details

[Phil Howcroft]

must be quite tasty maggie, nice capture

[RonM]

And somebody's chewing on the petals!

[Danette Thompson]

Pretty photo

[Mags]

@milaniet Thanks, Milanie!

@phil_howcroft LOL! Thank you, Phil!

@milestonevisualmedia That's it.

@danette Thanks, Danette!

[Diana]

Beautiful shot, hope you find the culprit.

[Kathy A]

Lovely shot, great detail

[Mags]

@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana! Doubtful. =)

@kjarn Thank you, Kathy!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

So soft and pretty looking.

[Mags]

@mittens Thanks, Marilyn!

[Susan Wakely]

Oh dear. The tips must be the tasty bits.

[Mags]

@wakelys LOL! They must be.

[Kate]

The shape makes me think of echinacea

[Mags]

@k9photo I think they're in the same family. These are just too small to be what I thought they were. I'm wondering if there's a dwarf species.

[LManning (Laura)]

Really great detail.

[Mags]

@ljmanning Thanks, Laura!

[haskar]

Lovely title. Nice shot.

[Mags]

@haskar Thank you, Haskar!

[4rky]

So much detail!
Still beautiful in spite of the nibbling

[Mags]

@4rky Thank you! Most appreciative.