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Green/blue Planthopper nymph with black spots. The eyes are yellow and legs relatively clear with brown feet. The shiny filaments at the end of the abdomen are made of wax and are present on many Planthopper nymphs.
Backyard porch light at night in oak woodland.
Spotted on Jun 7, 2015
Submitted on Jun 8, 2015
13 Comments
Thank you all! I sure love the hoppers!
Now that's a bug from outer space... SOTD well deserved I'd say.
Beautiful spotting Cindy,congrats on the well deserved SOTD and thanks for sharing
Congrats Cindy! Great SOTD.
What a fire cracker Cyndy. Congrats for the SOTD!
Thank you for the honor, Yasser! I've missed being able to contribute to PN as much as I use to but it's great to see that the community is still as excited about nature as before. Thank you for all the comments, PN!
My photos are not as nice, but here is my spotting of a different species of Issid Planthopper. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/101...
Looks like an Issid Planthopper nymph, Family Issidae. http://bugguide.net/node/view/15675
Congratulations Cindy!!Nice spotting!!
Congratulations Cindy, it is really a beauty.
Wow! looks like its been made up of bits of other creatures! Great spot and congrats on SOTD.
What a pastel beauty Cindy :) Thanks for sharing and congrats on Spotting of the Day!
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