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| | | Issus coleoptratus?
I would like to know if the above is an adult Issus coleoptratus. If so is it usual to have both adults and nymphs around at the same time as I took the picture of a nymph (below) the other day. Can anyone confirm the adult please?please. | 
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| | | Re: Issus coleoptratus? Yes it is, it is adult from June so that is close.
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