A cicada stamp from South Korea. I think it’s a species of Platypleura.
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It is Susha coreana (Matsumura, 1927). In Korea, this species occurs in September to October. South Korean name ‘늦털매미’ means ‘late hairy cicada’, which represents occuring season and morphological character.
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It is Susha coreana (Matsumura, 1927). In Korea, this species occurs in September to October. South Korean name ‘늦털매미’ means ‘late hairy cicada’, which represents occuring season and morphological character.