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Hemiptera ->Aphrodes sp.
Pentti Ketola
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Hi,
Somebody can tell me genus and if possible, species?

10 August 2008 Kokkola Finland.

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Do you have another angle? Smile
Sincerely yours
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Sara21392 wrote:
Do you have another angle? Smile


The last old picture.

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Hi!

Cicadellidae, Aphrodinae, possibly Aphrodes sp. female (but I am no expert).
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Jürgen

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Indeed, Aphrodes female - hard to say more without a specimen

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Thank you both!

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