Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Cicadellidae id ?
#2
Issidae. Perhaps
Issus coleoptratus.
#4
another one , body 10 mm. id ?
Posted by
Cesa on 23-07-2010 07:27
#5
Aphrophora sp (Aphrophoridae)
Edited by
Cesa on 23-07-2010 10:44
#7
Aphrophora is in Aphrophoridae and before that I think it was in Cercopidae. Certainly not Cicadellidae.
#8
Corrected link in my previous post, they have confused/confusing

system there.
Posted by
Cesa on 23-07-2010 10:43
#9
sorry for the family name

#10
Never mind.

#11
No panic

, I have a logic that auto fills fammily, in this case it filled "Cercopidae", according to entered species.
#12
I guess this could be Issus coleoptratus larva ?
#13
Cesa wrote:
Aphrophora sp (Aphrophoridae)
Yes, it's
Aphrophora alni The former Cercopidae have been divided up into two families, only the "blood" coloured are still Cercopidae, most others are Aphrophoridae.
#14
Sorry, I have a question!
Is it Cicadoidea or Fulgoroidea? in Fulgoroidea antenna are under of eyes but Cicadoidea(s) no, and Cercopidae (Cicadoidea) have crest like spin on the tip of hind tibia??
But I can't see these characters! Who can help to me?