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guyaquila sp.
This is one of our local treehoppers. it seems to quite common through the rainy season. However, I have only located them on ornamental Ixora's. They measure just about 4mm long. The egg cases are about the same and these nymphs don't measure any more to 1.5 to 2mm long
Tropical dry forest in NW Costa Rica just past the halfway mark of the rainy season.
Spotted on Aug 26, 2012
Submitted on Sep 21, 2012
4 Comments
They are soooo coool! Thanks Maria!
Looks like a cross between a weevil and a hopper - interesting!
Thanks Cindy! I'm closer to special!
Bonus points for this spotting :)