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Notes:

The only way to photograph these guys is in the first hours of the morning, when they are slightly less active...

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8 Comments

bayucca
bayucca 3 years ago

Looks for me like Cicadellidae, but not automatically Cicadellinae. No IDea what it is.

Sergio Monteiro
Sergio Monteiro 3 years ago

@Tukup: I perused through this list, the most compreensive I know: https://naturalhistory.museumwales.ac.uk... , but I couldn't find it. Maibe it is not Cicadellidae? I am looking at other sources.

Tukup
Tukup 3 years ago

Glad to hear that as everything else looked leaf hopper-ish. I'm seeing some that are close, but not exact markings. Thanks Ingrid.

Ingrid3
Ingrid3 3 years ago

there are round faced tree and leaf hoppers! not familiar with genera in the south!

Tukup
Tukup 3 years ago

I was thinking leaf hopper, but the ones I'm familiar with have obvious, usually pointed noses. this one appears to have no nose at all. The eyes are right at the front of the face.

Tukup
Tukup 3 years ago

Great shot Sergio. And you are right. They are normally very active. Thanks for sharing. Any ideas on an ID?

Sergio Monteiro
Sergio Monteiro 3 years ago

It asked me to thank you, Ingrid3.

Ingrid3
Ingrid3 3 years ago

WHAT a spectacular hopper!

Sergio Monteiro
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Sergio Monteiro

Santa Catarina, Brazil

Spotted on Feb 7, 2021
Submitted on Feb 7, 2021

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