Jun 16, 2024
Bug of the Day
Dang, I feel really lucky regarding how well this shot of a leafhopper came out. It was in a really awkward spot on one of my lights!
(Draeculacephala sp.)
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Bug of the Day
Dang, I feel really lucky regarding how well this shot of a leafhopper came out. It was in a really awkward spot on one of my lights!
(Draeculacephala sp.)
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@joshurequiem submitted: Hello! I was wondering if you could ID the following:
The last one is a spider even though it might look like it has 6 legs. I found these in [removed] btw(please remove location) .
Suuuure the first dude is an aphid although idk species offhand. The second is a leafhopper nymph, more specifically a sharpshooter, probably in the genus Draeculacephala. And finally the last friend looks like a thin-spined jumping spider!
Draeculacephala Leafhopper in my backyard in June. These are very common Leafhoppers, feeding on a variety of grasses and sedges. This is one of many creatures I observed in my backyard this past June and I've written a blogpost about the various creatures not already covered at norfolknaturalist.ca. Check it out for more photos and natural history! . . . . . . . #nature #ontario #draeculacephala #leafhopper #leafhopperphotography #insects_of_our_world #invert_macro #backyardbugs #backyardwildlifephotography #gardensofinstagram #bugphotography #norfolkwild #norfolknaturalist #blognorfolk #sciencecommunications #localecology (at Simcoe, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRwUi25J1cG/?utm_medium=tumblr
Sharpshooter Leafhopper (of the Genus Draeculacephala) in my backyard, July 2018. These Leafhoppers feed on grasses of various kinds. I'm unable to find the origin of the Genus name Draeculacephala, but "Sharpshooter" comes from two different sources. It refers to their feeding damage being like it was caused by tiny bullets (because of their piercing mouthparts). But it also refers to their habit of launching excess sap away from themselves rapidly and forcibly. . . . . . . . #nature #ontario #simcoeontario #draeculacephala #leafhopper #leafhoppers #cicadellidae #cicadellinae #hemiptera #homoptera #leafhoppersofinstagram #backyardbugs #backyardinsect #insectsinmygarden #invert_macro #macrophotography #macroinsect #macronature #blognorfolk #norfolkcountyontario #norfolkwild (at Simcoe, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCsrZzjpMc0/?igshid=oz4wsw74yv9c