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Leafhopper (Genus Scaphytopius), nymph, taken June 20, 2026, in Georgia, US
A tiny leafhopper nymph hiding amongst the protective spines of a young cucumber fruit! This individual blends in perfectly with its pointy ends and green and brown coloration. Finding a member of this genus so high up was surprising since I usually find them in grasses low to the ground. This guy went on a bit of an adventure and found a tasty treat as a reward!
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Leafhopper (Scaphytopius) in my parents' garden, September 2018. There are about 180 species in this Genus of Leafhoppers, distributed across North, Central, and South America. Between them they feed on a wide variety of grasses, shrubs and trees. . . . . . . . #nature #ontario #leafhopper #scaphytopius #leafhopperphotography #insectsofontario #insects_of_our_world #insectsofourworld #macro_shots #entomologyphotography #blognorfolk #norfolkwild (at Norfolk County, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/CThriFDAi7O/?utm_medium=tumblr
