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29-09-2011, 06:19 PM
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| | | Hopper nymph? Very small, hard to photograph. Looks like a hopper nymph of some kind?
And the second pic, some kind of nettle bug/flower bug?
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30-09-2011, 01:19 AM
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| | | Re: Hopper nymph? The hopper is an adult with deformed wings - one of the Macrosteles species. The bug is a ground bug, Scolopostethus sp. - wouldn't like to say which from the photo, though (the antennae look very dark, and the pale areas of these are one of the most informative features, plus it's macropterous but probably a species that normally isn't). Was it found near nettles? If so, then probably affinis or thomsoni.
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