The delightfully named leafhopper can be found on Hawthorn, Rowan, and several other trees incluing various fruit trees.
Edwardsiana crataegi
The delightfully named leafhopper can be found on Hawthorn, Rowan, and several other trees incluing various fruit trees.
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Leafhoppers are such cool lookers with those distinctive eyes. 1/8″! How’d you even see it? 🙂
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I was tapping leaves looking for spiders on my hawthorn in the backyard over a plant trug, and out came this one. I would never have noticed it unless it moved first,
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Reminds me on the Simpsons. 🙂
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🙂
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Oh so cute.
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I have always liked these bugs. Thank you 🙂
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Only four more species to go before you reach a thousand – with your sharp observation skills you will soon get there. It is amazing that you saw this one!
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Thank you, Anne. I had the count a whiles back, but its just getting round to prepping and posting 🙂
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The bug is as delightful as the name itsel!!
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Thank you, Indira 🙂
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What a LONG name it has!
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For such a small thing it sure does 🙂
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lol!
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A face only a mother leaf hopper could love.
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Indeed, Candice 🙂
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You must have eyes lika a hawk! Well done!
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Thank you very much, Hans! 🙂
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Just looking at the head it almost looks like the cartoon character Homer Simpson. 🙂
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Lol! 🙂
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They look a bit fishy 😉 As if it wants to go diving. Funny but sympathetic 🙂
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🙂
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