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Size: L~10-15mm
Living in shady bushes, prefers perch under the leaves
Spotted on Nov 21, 2014
Submitted on Nov 21, 2014
4 Comments
thanks for the explanation, it's very valuable to me
Key criteria are indeed the color markings and its extension and the venation. Not to forget the location, specially in East Asia. Many of these Flatidae look very similar and I am not sure if you always can ID from only a picture.
thanks again
and I have a question for you
Is the color difference can be made of different species even though physically identical?
Fulgoroidea, Flatidae, Flatid Planthopper.
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