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Treehoppers - Membracidae
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Do you ever see an insect and think . . . What the hell? What the helly? What the helleonte? What the helleon? What the helleberry? Because that is how I felt, seeing various tree hoppers. They look AWESOME ! ! I am 100% going to make multiple parts of this post showing of the variety, because WOW ! !
Yeah, so one millisecond later, I already have another post. The hyperfocus is going hard and I have to share these little creatures ! ! They are so freaking COOL ! !
Buffalo Treehopper - Stictocephala bisonia
Heteronotus vespiformes
Oak Treehopper - Platycotis vittata
Archasia belfragei
Best Bug Tourney Round 3 Poll 11
which is the best bug?
Cicada (Cicadoidea)
Oak treehopper (Platycotis vittata)
Cicada propaganda:
[taken from the tags of their former poll]: I LOVE CICADAS I LOVE SCREAMING; VOTE CICADAS THEYRE LITERALLY BABIES; cicadas are the bugs that will outshine god, their cries are loud and beautiful, also nincada line is my favorite pokemon line and cain is my favorite ttrpg
Oak treehopper propaganda:
none
Beach creatures
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@bubblegum-gf submitted: Who is this distinguished gentleman? Found in [removed] (please remove location) thank you!
A cute and colorful friend with a silly hat! It's an oak treehopper. Let's take a closer look...
Dang that's a nice bug! Photo by chilipossum
Oak Treehopper (Platycotis vittata), taken October 23, 2024, in Georgia, US
A beautiful, freshly-peeled treehopper! This was my first time seeing one of these guys in person, and their colors are just magnificent. This species has two main morphs: one with a horn on the pronotum (one of the segments on the back) and one without. It would have been nice to see a horn-morph individual, but this one is nice as well!
fancy oak treehopper boy
