Sep 7, 2025
Wide-footed Treehopper (Enchenopa latipes), family Membracidae, ONT, Canada
photograph by Ben’s Small World
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Wide-footed Treehopper (Enchenopa latipes), family Membracidae, ONT, Canada
photograph by Ben’s Small World
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The thorn bug enchenopa, here spelled "euchenopa."
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Some very weird vintage insects are collected here.
Bug of the Day
Check out this pointy nug!! I tried to pick at it, thinking it was a weird growth on the goldenrod stem, and it moved! I believe this is wide-footed treehopper, Enchenopa latipes.
Then a two-marked treehopper (Enchenopa binotata) showed up! #treehopper #enchenopa #membracidae #insectagram #insectsofinstagram #hiking #illinois #arthropod #arthropods #arthropodsanonymous #lifeintheundergrowth #summer #midwest #forestedge #critters #macro_captures #insect_macro #insect_perfection #biology
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Two-marked Treehopper (Enchenopa binotata)
Ryan Hodnett | CC BY-SA 4.0 | Original on Wikimedia Commons
Plant hoppers (Enchenopa sp.-on-Ptelea) and egg masses on Flickr.
thorn mimic treehopper (enchenopa)