Leafhopper (?)

[Action_Man]

I know you said it may be a Nymph Brian but it looks fully grown to me and maybe pregnant ? :) , it about 4mm by the way ...

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[LordV]

Excellent shot Gordon. According to one of my bug books this is a planthopper (Delphacidae) as opposed to leafhopper (Cicadellidae)- "most species have short winged and fully winged forms"- so that explains the nymph mistake.
Brian V.

[dpastern]

Excellent shot Gordon, good detail for the size. I always get leafhopper and planthopper mixed up :(

Dave

[Action_Man]

I put allsorts under this log - apples - meat - carrots - peas - the whole sunday lunch :D.

Its surprising how many differents types of insect visit such a small area - sometimes in a square foot i bet i could count twenty kinds of insect and the like ...

[Action_Man]

I saw this some time ago and suspect this is a Leafhopper Nymph :) (about 1mm) ...

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