Harpocera Cypria
''Harpocera'' is a genus of bugs from Miridae family. Species Species within this genus include: *'' Harpocera cypria'' Wagner, 1968 *'' Harpocera hellenica'' Reuter, 1876 *''Harpocera thoracica ''Harpocera thoracica'' is a species of bugs from Miridae family. Distribution This rather common species could be found anywhere in Europe except for the Baltic states, Canary Islands, Finland, Iceland, Malta, and Russia. Habitat These bugs i ...'' (Fallén, 1807) References Mirinae {{Miridae-stub ...
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Harpocera Thoracica
''Harpocera thoracica'' is a species of bugs from Miridae family. Distribution This rather common species could be found anywhere in Europe except for the Baltic states, Canary Islands, Finland, Iceland, Malta, and Russia. Habitat These bugs inhabit hedge rows and sunny, dry areas with oaks. Description ''Harpocera thoracica'' can reach a length of about in males, of in females. An evident dimorphism exists between the males and the females of this species. Males show a more elongated body, longer tibiae and a characteristic inflated 2nd antennal segment. The basic body color of these bugs ranges from black, dark brown or orange to pale brown. The tips of hemelytra are black, surrounded by white markings. Legs are yellowish-brown and antennae are brown. The nymphs have dark hairs and thickened basal antennal segments. They are reddish or pinkish-white-coloured. Ecology Adults can be found from late April or May to the middle of June at the latest and live for only one m ...
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