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| Wagneripteryx
germari Family: Cicadellidae W. germari is a yellow-orange to olive-green species, related to Eupteryx in hindwing venation, and previously assigned to Aguriahana. Unlike Eupteryx species, the vertex is narrower than the pronotum. This relatively large species is fairly easily recognised; it is often irregularly suffused greyish or blueish, making the overall colour an inconsistent 'dirty green'. A widespread but relatively local species on pines, found throughout Great Britain. Adult: July to September Length ~4.5 mm |
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| Adult: Hants (August 2011) ©Tristan
Bantock |
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Adult: Hants (August 2011) ©Tristan
Bantock |
Adult: Surrey (July 2011) ©Tristan
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Adult:
Dorset (July 2010) ©Mark
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