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Dermaptera => Forficula auricularia
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 I think, that this is nymph, but which one.
20.8.15 in Jyväskylä, Finland
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 I'd say this was Forficula auricularia
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 Thanks Tony, again

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 I agree with Tony. I have two years of experience with these earwigs and the nymph in the photo matches Forficula auricularia very well.
 
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