Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Delphacidae => cf. Javesella pellucida
Posted by RamiP on 31-05-2020 19:21
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31.5.20 in Jyväskylä, Finland
Edited by RamiP on 02-06-2020 08:29
Posted by eklans on 01-06-2020 07:51
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Hi Raimo, I'm still undecided whether it's a male Dicranotropis cf. hamata (short-winged and protruding genitalia) or Javesella (the white border of the pronotum and the black mesonotum - but mostly long-winged) - from Mühlethaler, Holzinger et al. Die Zikaden DE, A, CH.
Do you have a foto of it's face?
Cheers, Eric
Posted by RamiP on 01-06-2020 10:46
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Hi Eric
I don't know if this helps anything
Posted by eklans on 01-06-2020 16:38
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I think this excludes Dicranotropis with it's white keels but I wonder if a Javesella species matches - I'm unfortunately lost at the moment...
Eric
Posted by RamiP on 01-06-2020 17:20
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What about Javesella pellucida. It's very common in Finland.
Raimo
Posted by eklans on 02-06-2020 07:54
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Javesella pellucida is indeed the best fit. Brachypterous seem to be quite rare but possible. I would add it to my collection as J. pellucida (with a small ?) - and try to make a photo of the complete face if I'd see it again.
Eric
Posted by RamiP on 02-06-2020 08:29
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Thanks Eric for your help.
So, cf. J. pellucida.
Raimo