Sharpshooter

Cool? I don't think you mean my terrible orthographics and misspellings ;-)! Unfortunately I cannot provide another candidate as a possible ID.

Cool.

Very close, indeed, personally I am sceptic about this one really being L. dependens. Too much of the spots, meaning size, location, distance between these spots, shape are not a perfect match. However, I cannot judge these criterias in connection with variability within the species nd I do not know how accurate the indicated range is. Guyna is not mentioned for Ladoffa dependens and most of the Dependens are reported from Central America. But how trustable are these IDs? They match quite ine with the one from the Welsh database. That's why I personally still would go with Ladoffa sp.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/nashturley...
https://www.flickr.com/photos/berniedup/...
https://www.flickr.com/photos/hickatee/1...

Found some great links today. I'm pretty sure the suggestion is correct. For once, I finally beat bayucca to the punch!!!

I love the mite on the tip of it's "nose". great series!

Ladoffa the red nose Sharpshooter. :-)

Thanks Mayra. I got him while he was putting on a display.

Wow, great series!

The mite is positioned just right:-)

I loved that clown's nose !!!

You're doing a great job identifying these hoppers bayucca! Any help is appreciated and take as much time as you want. Thanks!

Cicadellidae, Cicadellinae, Cicadellini, Ladoffa sp.
You just posted a bulk of the most difficult ones...
OK, I'll try to do my best, butbneed some more time...