Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Heteroptera nymph of Tingidae
Posted by Maherjos on 14-05-2014 22:27
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Photograph taken on May 11, 2014, in Mediterranean forest area, about ten kilometers from the coast.
Approximate size, 1,5-2,0 mm.
On the number and size seemed aphids on a plant Anthyllis cytisoides but X5 photographed, I do not think they are.
What can it be?.
The white dots on the bug, I thought it was pollen. But after I've seen it's the little balls on the end of the hairy covering their bodies.
Thank you for your help.
Edited by Maherjos on 14-05-2014 23:29
Posted by Maherjos on 14-05-2014 22:28
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Posted by Maherjos on 14-05-2014 22:28
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Posted by Sundew on 14-05-2014 22:53
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A Heteroptera nymph for sure. But which family? I think of maybe Tingidae, they are small and have some hairy representatives, but I am absolutely not sure, as I do not know the Heteroptera fauna of Spain. However, I know one expert who might know - he is just on the way to Spain to collect Heteroptera. We could ask him when he is back...
Posted by Juergen Peters on 14-05-2014 23:10
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Hi!
Sundew wrote:
A Heteroptera nymph for sure. But which family? I think of maybe Tingidae
I'm no expert, but I would also favour Tingidae.
Posted by Maherjos on 14-05-2014 23:28
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Sundew wrote:
A Heteroptera nymph for sure. But which family? I think of maybe Tingidae, they are small and have some hairy representatives, but I am absolutely not sure, as I do not know the Heteroptera fauna of Spain. However, I know one expert who might know - he is just on the way to Spain to collect Heteroptera. We could ask him when he is back...
Juergen Peters wrote:
Hi!
Sundew wrote:
A Heteroptera nymph for sure. But which family? I think of maybe Tingidae
I'm no expert, but I would also favour Tingidae.
Sundew, Jürgen
Much appreciate your help to know what these bugs. :)
Best regards from southern Spain
José Marín.