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 SW London, October.

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 Hello!

Racketman wrote:
SW London, October.


Family Miridae, probably genus Lygus (the late find in October favours that).
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 that looks right from subsequent research, thanks.
 
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 Could be Lygus punctatus
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Good to see another new member posting. I must say I envy you for the location where you are: the New Forest. If only I were that lucky... Wink
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