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Brian Flint
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Posted on 10-10-2009 19:23
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In my garden. This insect is about 5mm long.

Cambridgeshire UK - October
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Hi, Brian!

Kleidocerys cf. resedae, a ground bug (Hemiptera, Lygaeidae).
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Without the cf.
This is indeed the Birch Catkin Bug K. resedae.
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Hi, Lars!

lagura wrote:
Without the cf.
This is indeed the Birch Catkin Bug K. resedae.


I don't know about Britain, but here in central europe there is a much rarer, but morphologically not distinguishable species, K. privignus, which prefers breeding on Alnus glutinosa instead of Betula. Therefore I did write the 'cf.'. The taxonomic status of this species is not acknowledged by all entomologists however, if I remember correctly.
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Hi Juergen,

I had not heard of K. privignus before (only K. resedae and the rarer K. ericae). In this case I agree it's perhaps wise to leave the cf. in.
I don't know about Britain either, but on the British Bugs site only K. resedae and K. ericae are listed.
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Interesting. Thanks for your reply.

Brian
 
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