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 The photo was taken in Costa Rica, several hundred meters' elevation. Seen frequently, always sitting on tree bark. Any ideas what it might be? Thanks!
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 I think Ropalomera, type genus of another purely New World family.
 
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 Almost certainly Ropalomera (rather than Willistoniella also occurring in Costa Rica), judging from the face shape.
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