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This pinkish-brown leafhopper was about 7 mm long. It had white mottling on the wings and a triangular white patch at the base of each fore wing.The scutellum was plain but the pronotum appeared to have a median groove. Eyes appeared to be a pale pink. The hind legs had a series of spines along the length of it.
Spotted on a young eucalyptus tree in a park (Cardinia Reservoir)
A very wary leafhopper. Never seen one with a cleft in the pronotum. Yet to look for an ID.
Spotted on Nov 19, 2014
Submitted on Nov 23, 2014
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