Good idea to have water - sure can be a bit spicy

Exchange St. Great photo.

He missed first COBRA for this

EU structural funding to Wales 2000-2023 = £5bn
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I suspect the pink nymphs are ( going to become) oviparae and / or males.

Duration of pupal stage affects colour: longer duration (cooler temp) the darker the adult (Marriott n Holloway J Insect Physiology 1998)

Was that a new site for S graffii or the one from a few weeks ago?

It looks a bit like Dysaphis, but no hosts are listed as being 'close' (same family) as Soleirolia, so unlikely to be Dysaphis. Were there ants?

Are you in Norfolk? The Stomaphis graffii is a possible first county record. Conversely, probably a first for Suffolk too. Lovely.

What is it?