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Hopper? Bucks (1 Viewer)

paul47

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This came to a moth trap in Bucks last night. It was about 10mm long.

When I first saw the "horns" I thought of the treehopper, Centrotus cornutus, but I'm now pretty certain it's not that.

Does anyone recognise it?
 

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