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Fulgoroidea - Sayiana sayi
Copyright © 2017 Ron Johnson

Fulgoroidea - Sayiana sayi
7.5mi N of El Dorado, Butler County, Kansas, USA
June 15, 2017
Size: 3mm
Flight intercept trap in riparian forest along the West Branch of the Walnut River
8mm to wingtips

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Contributed by Ron Johnson on 16 June, 2017 - 12:24am
Last updated 20 June, 2017 - 11:16am

Charles Bartlett says:
"Given the new lateral view, I can now see the projection on the costal margin of the wing, which indicates that the specimen is Sayiana 'sayi (and now that I look, the coloration and head shape, etc. is quite similar to a specimen I photographed from Polk Co., AR...)
It is an uncommonly (at best) encountered species, and I hope the specimens was saved and might be placed in an institutional collection."

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