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Cercopoidea >>hemiptera >> Paracercopis darjilingi - Lallemand 1924



Paracercopis darjilingi - Lallemand 1924


Photo taken at Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Prov., Thailand on 28 June 2021. (c)John Ibis.



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This species has only been found once, to my knowledge. It is considered very rare.

It differs from the similar P. atripacilla (Distant, 1908), known from China and Myanmar, in that it has a faint pale tranverse fascia on the tegmina whereas the latter has a faint dark fascia.

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Flight Period

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Range

NE India (Darjeeling), China (Tibet, Yunnan) and Thailand.

Recorded distribution in Thailand. Chiang Mai province.