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Posted on 24-10-2008 23:29
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hi otherinsectforum,

I found this little cicade sp. underneath a leaf, in a forest.
Size about 2mm
plant: Symphytum
place: Amsterdam forest, The Netherlands

Is there anything to say about the species?
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Agallia consobrina ?
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Thank you very much for your suggestion Tony Smile

I'll place it under Agallia consobrina, with that questionmark too
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Idiocerinae excluded because of small size and narrow membrane of forewings, structure of supraantennal keel is hardly visible but Agalliinae seems OK; 2mm is a bit too small for A. consobrina, though, A. brachyptera is almost always brachypterous so I'd vote for some Anaceratagallia.
 
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