Submitted by @greencheekconure27primary without comment! Some excellent and stylish red and black friends. :)

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Submitted by @greencheekconure27primary without comment! Some excellent and stylish red and black friends. :)

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@malinka-m​ submitted: Hi! Found those in my garden (southern Poland). Greetings!:)
Hello! These are beautiful friends! I don’t get too many froghoppers submitted so that first pal is a real treat. I can’t quite tell what the second one is just from this angle. Maybe a lily leaf beetle!
These guys are quite photogenic.
Common Froghopper/Spittlebug (Philaenus spumarius), Ireland
Scientific Name: Philaenus spumarius English Name: Common or Meadow Froghopper Swedish Name: Allmän Spottstrit
A widespread species of Froghoppers, this one can be found throughout most of Europe, North Africa, and Asia. It has been introduced to North America. Appearance of individuals vary- as much as twenty different colours are known- and lighter or darker markings may differ. The female is larger than the male in size.
Both their scientific and Swedish names are derived from their foam nests. The Latin name may be translated into sparkle or foam lover, whilst the Swedish word Spott means spit, since the foam can look like saliva. In English, it is sometimes referred to as a Meadow Spittle Bug for the same reason.
Froghoppers are well-known for their amazing jumping or “hopping” abilities, as some can jump over 70 cm high.