Mar 8, 2025
an extraordinarily handsome delphacid hopper. possibly in the genus Achorotile.
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an extraordinarily handsome delphacid hopper. possibly in the genus Achorotile.
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A Planthopper (Family Delphacidae) in my backyard, June 2018. This individual doesn't have the fully functioning large wings normally associated with a Planthopper adult (similar to my discussion of nymphal Grasshoppers, yesterday), but it's actually an adult. Many species of Delphacidae have two forms of adult: one with short wings that can't fly (pictured here) and one that develops long wings and is capable of flight. Nymphs develop into the long-winged flying form in response to crowding, thus aiding the species' dispersal across a habitat. . . . . . . . #delphacidae #planthopper #norfolkcounty #polymorphism #brachypterous #gardenbugs #macrowildlife #macrophotography #insectphotography #insectsofinstagram #arthropodsofinstagram #gardeninsects #gardenwildlife #backyardbugs #norfolkwild #blognorfolk #simcoeontario (at Simcoe, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBD0odegG6M/?igshid=r57tjeyky1km
Planthopper, Delphax sp.? Delphacidae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: ID by Karl Kroeker & Christophe Avon from Ecuador: www.youtube.com/AndreasKay
Delphacid planthopper, Delphacidae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: from Ecuador: www.youtube.com/AndreasKay
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Delphacid planthopper, Delphacidae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: ID by Karl Kroeker from Ecuador: www.flickr.com/andreaskay/albums
#2980 - Delphacid Planthopper
Small Fulgoromorphs with about 2000 known species. All of them are plant-feeders, often on grasses, and a few are serious vectors of plant disease.
As for exactly which one this is, I don't know. I've seen it at a few places around Baldivis, and in anatomy and markings it seems close to Pareuidella, but that genus seems restricted to North and Central America.
Baldivis, Perth, WA
Delphacid planthopper, Delphax sp.? Delphacidae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: from Ecuador: www.flickr.com/andreaskay/albums