Aug 10, 2025
Could we see a Blue Neptune-Treehopper (Poppea formosa)?
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Could we see a Blue Neptune-Treehopper (Poppea formosa)?
Have you seen Poppea formosa?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
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Treehoppers - Membracidae
(PART 1) / (PART 2) / (PART 3) / (PART 4)
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 ! !
Umbonia ataliba
Ant-mimicking Treehopper - Cyphonia clavata
Thorn Bug - Umbonia crassicornis
Poppea formosa
Tortistilus pacificus
Tree Hopper Hat Appreciation Post
i love planthoppers. bug autism creature
A small leaf-hopper; a group of insects I definitely need to appreciate more tbh.
Unknown leafhopper (Membracoidea sp.), on Ribwort Plantain (Plantago lanceolata).
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The family Membracidae contains some of the most outlandish-looking insects. Commonly known as treehoppers, these insects often form a mutualistic relationship with ants in which the treehoppers protect the ants in return for honeydew. Pictured are two different species within the family.
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