Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Cicada #1
Posted by Robert Zoralski on 09-12-2006 15:29
#1
Please help me with identification.
Poland, 2006.12.09
About 6-7mm
Best Regards
Robert Zoralski
Edited by Robert Zoralski on 09-12-2006 22:30
Posted by Robert Zoralski on 09-12-2006 15:31
#2
2nd photo
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 09-12-2006 16:09
#3
Hi Robert.
I think both your non-Diptera threads - Delphacidae.
Nikita
Posted by Robert Zoralski on 09-12-2006 22:25
#4
I suggest rather Cicadellidae in both of my threads.
Here is a
key for Cicadellidae.
Posted by Paul Beuk on 09-12-2006 23:12
#5
For this one: Why not Aphrophoridae (that includes the spittle bugs)?
Posted by Xespok on 10-12-2006 11:12
#6
I am still inclined towards Cicadellidae. The head shape in Aphrophoridae is different. (Though Aphrophoridae and Cicadellidae are really closely related.)
Posted by Robert Zoralski on 10-12-2006 12:07
#7
Hi,
i have an information from
insektenfotos.de.
"Rhytidodus decimusquartus, a member of Cicadellidae, Idiocerinae. I guess you collected it at light or in an evening room with open window. Lives on Populus nigra (including italica) and overwinters as adult. Zikade #1 is female, #2 is male.
Watch for Acericerus spp. in Gdansk, also in lit rooms during evening. None of the species is known so far north in Poland, but they all might occur. You can find a number of photographs in this forum.
Herbert Nickel"
Best Regards
Robert Zoralski
Posted by cthirion on 11-12-2006 11:35
#8
Not cicadellidae = Jassidae for me! ?
?In this family, a line of long stiff silks on the edge of the tibia, it is not the case here! ?
?Like Paul Aphrophoridae or Cercopidae:)!