#Treehopper
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fleshwizard · 2 years ago
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Pyrgauchenia lyricum
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mrtnvch · 3 months ago
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back to regularly scheduled critters
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onenicebugperday · 3 months ago
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Mexican treehopper, Membracis mexicana, Membracidae
Photos by magazhu
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ratbugs · 4 months ago
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are you invited to the
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bug party?!
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herpsandbirds · 8 months ago
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can I have the weirdest looking insect you know?
What immediately comes to mind is some of the treehoppers with elaborate head gear in the Neotropics...
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Amazonian Treehopper (Bocydium globulare), family Membracidae, Ecuador
photograph by Andreas Kay
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bowelfly · 1 month ago
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can i offer you some bugs in these trying times
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textless · 7 months ago
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These treehoppers are usually green as adults, but every so often they grow up pink. Their nymphs are white and fuzzy, and some years, like this one, very plentiful. When they hatch out of their nymph form, they briefly look like cabbage.
Coronado National Memorial, Cochise County, Arizona, summer 2024.
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jahtheexplorer · 2 months ago
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Oak Treehopper
Monday for macrophotography. Blessed by finding the most cutest insect baby!
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almondrootwc · 2 months ago
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They are such bugs to me! I kept giving Pongorma eyes because he looked like a cute cicada so I decided just to make a design for it
if you don’t know what a treehopper looks like look it up
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lazchance · 2 months ago
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hello my dears... cat-eared treehopper today
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featuring a planthopper from the genus (Tricentrus) these guys usually have three horns on their heads... although this individual only appears to have two. i believe this one is non morphospecific and cannot be ided to species
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frequently seen on the leaves and stems of wild bushes and can be gently picked up if youre stealthy enough
the horns always looked like cat ears to me. which makes me find them extra cute
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danskjavlarna · 9 months ago
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The thorn bug enchenopa, here spelled "euchenopa." 
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Some very weird vintage insects are collected here.
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niqvassieart · 1 year ago
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Tiny perfect treehoppers. These studies were drawn from specimens in a beautiful piece by Fukui Keiki in Tokyo.
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topios · 7 months ago
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onenicebugperday · 2 months ago
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Treehopper, Pyrgauchenia cf. colorata, Membracidae
Photographed in Malaysia by Nicky Bay // Website // Facebook
Shared with permission; do not remove credit or re-post!
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humblegrub · 2 years ago
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official recommendation to listen to music for bugs by camiidae !!
bandcamp / youtube / spotify
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herpsandbirds · 7 months ago
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Can you give me some really interesting leafhoppers?
I have a few cool little plant/leaf/tree hoppers for you...
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Oak Treehopper (Platycotis vittata), family Membracidae, Sarasota, Florida, USA
photograph by Matthew Cicanese
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Treehopper (Enchenopa sp.), family Membracidae, Owen County, Indiana, USA
photograph by Rick Malad
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Orange-striped Rounded Planthopper (Hemisphaerius interclusus), family Issidae, Viet Nam
photograph by Anh Tuan Vo
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Treehopper (Adippe zebrina), family Membracidae, Costa Rica
photograph by explorewithdara
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Planthopper (Neomelicharia consociata), family Flatidae, Indonesia
photograph by emskakoon
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Amazonian Treehopper (Bocydium globulare), family Membracidae, Ecuador
photograph by Andreas Kay
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