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 Hi, Heteroptera, mid instar nymph, I think.

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 Possibly close to Rhopalus subrufus - early instar.
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 I'm quite sure it's Rhopalidae, too, and I've just found a Myrmus (Chorosomatini), which is more slender than Rhopalus. (Wachmann, Melber, Deckert, Wanzen, Band 3)

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