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A group of small leaf hoppers found on a branch of eucalypt
These leafhoppers are quite striking as nymphs. There are two instars shown. ...
Adults were black in colour with two narrow white lines on wings. Head is ...
Small hopper about 8mm long. Head and eyes were red in colour. Wings black with ...
Another community of eucalyptus tree hopper which has the orange eyes. It may ...
On the same tree as the previous hopper spotting but a different branch. Adult ...
A small eucalyptus hopper about 10mm long. Distinct creamy patches near the ...
The white markings can vary in thickness. About 10mm long. On eucalyptus ...
A larger than average black leafhopper with patterns of white dots on its wings.
A tiny brown hopper about 8mm long with black and white patterns on the back. ...
A tiny black leafhopper about 4mm long with a little (probably 1st instar) ...
About 8mm in length, these hoppers had dark wings with two lateral white bands ...
Bright orange head, thorax and eyes. black under abdomen with bands of white; ...
About 12mm long. Black with orange eyes and two white markings across the ...
8 mm long each, black with pale 2 grey line markings on wings, wide head with ...
Body length 10mm This Gum-leafhopper is relatively large in size. Adults are ...
Small communities of hoppers using the thin branches of eucalyptus tree as ...
Small hopper with mottled head, black glossy wings, a broad head, ornage-yellow ...
Small eurymelid hoppers; about 10mm long; the final form is lower and the two ...
These small leafhoppers were all black with each wing showing one oblique and ...
Yellow, freshly moulted instars, leave their old skins hanging around and wait ...
A 'family' of leaf hoppers with attendant ants showing several instars. I ...
These ants are about 12mm long. They are always working on a particular ...
