Treehoppers, adults and nymphal cases ( Enchenopa ) by larose forest photos


11-JUL-2013	Christine Hanrahan

Found a collection of recently emerged adult treehoppers and a couple of shed nymphal cases (exuviae) on the underside of a nannyberry leaf.

Canon PowerShot SX20 IS
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Irene Wehrli		18-Aug-2013 17:17
Looks very busy here - great find! Irene

Carol Rollins		13-Jul-2013 15:25
Wonderful to see so many at once. Excellent find and capture Christine. ~

Karen Stuebing		12-Jul-2013 21:19
This tiny world is so fascinating. I have a fondness for the odd looking tree hoppers. V.

Walter Otto Koenig		12-Jul-2013 14:48
Fascinating image. Great details. "V"

Stephanie		12-Jul-2013 12:24
Fabulous capture of these little bug-a-boos! :) V

Yvonne		12-Jul-2013 11:14
What strange little creatures they are, wonderful image Christine! v

Graeme		12-Jul-2013 09:46
From the thumb I thought these were leaves. How deceiving! Wonderful details as ever, Christine. BV

Irene Wehrli		12-Jul-2013 07:31
Stunning shot of those strange creatures Christine! Irene

Torben Jorgensen		12-Jul-2013 07:30
Great shot of the amazing looking creatures. V

joseantonio		12-Jul-2013 04:16
Great find and capture with lot of details.V.

globalgadabout		12-Jul-2013 02:44
nymphs and nannies seem an ideal combo...what a lively scene..

Ghislaine et Réal Boulet		12-Jul-2013 02:14
Nice and impressive.

Inga Morozoff		12-Jul-2013 01:11
Fun looking bugs. Can't say that I've ever seen them before.

Being Me		12-Jul-2013 01:09
Just looking at the picture I didn't think these were insects. Great find!

Esa Ervasti		12-Jul-2013 00:49
This is already a great found. They are an amazing example of camouflage.

hayl		12-Jul-2013 00:32
You're showing me another world - wonderful macro photo.

Hank Vander Velde		11-Jul-2013 23:47
Terrific shot of this little group christine.

Jean Chiasson		11-Jul-2013 23:06
Beautiful image textures Christine vote

Jim Coffman		11-Jul-2013 22:36
Very well seen and captured!

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