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Blue lantern bug, Aphaena najas, Fulgoridae
Photographed in Thailand by Nicky Bay // Website // Facebook
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*Please note that this species is NOT the invasive-in-the-U.S. spotted lanternfly. This is an entirely different bug native to where it was observed, so do not make comments about killing it.
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Did you know that the Blue Lantern Bug (Pyrops coelestinus) is a species of planthopper found in southeast Asia? Most commonly, they are found in Cambodia, but relatively recently they were found in Vietnamese records as well. They get their name from the royal blue hind wings. Like a number of other planthoppers, they have a protrusion on their head that stretches out and recurves back.
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