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Short wings => Dicyphus constrictus
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 heteroptera, nymph
 
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 Thanks Helge

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 Hello,

Helge wrote:
heteroptera, nymph


I don't think, this is a nymph. Is has short, but fully developed wings (brachypterous). It is an imago of the genus Dicyphus (Miridae).
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 Thanks Jürgen, you are right. It is Dicyphus constrictus.TumbsUp

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