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Bolbonota sp.
Found in a wild bush, white, beige and brown with black and red markings? it did not matter what color they were, some had a red line in the middle of the body, it was odd that the brown with yellow were there also?
Spotted on Nov 9, 2013
Submitted on Feb 8, 2014
19 Comments
Thank you, LaurenZarate
At least you can put Bolbonota sp. for the ID. No doubt that they are Treehoppers of that genus. Not much work has been done with these, they are so small and rarely seen.
Thank you, CindyBinghamKeiser.
I never thought they were hoppers! I am hoping for an ID... : )
Thank you, bayucca. I will place a spotting today.
These are adorable! Great hopper spotting :)
Gilma, I am almost always around...
Thank you, RiekoS.
Interesting series.
Thank you, LarryGraziano.
Bayucca!! are you around, I would like to place a spotting so you can help me with an ID....I have it for a while and I just can not come with much...Please... : )
Thank you, LaurenZarate.
Agree as well, Bolbonota sp.
Thank you, Sergio Monteiro.
Thank You, stho002.
I should have known it was the adult, I found 2 adults, strange how those beautiful white hoppers will be so dark later!!
Lovely hoppers!
Great that you also captured the adult in the second picture. Cute little things.
Agree with stho002.
Possibly genus Bolbonota
Tree hopper nymphs (white) and adult (brown)