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Unknown hopper

possibly Ugyops sp.

Photo by Andrea Lim
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Field Notes

Description:

Small hopper larvae (?) to 5mm body length. It just looked like dirt on a leaf, but on closer inspection it revealed a little hopper. Looks like he has a parasite on his back as well.

Habitat:

Spotted in forest on the slopes of Mt Pauanui, New Zealand

Notes:

The parasite is the larva of a dryinid wasp, quite possibly Bocchus thorpei - thank you for your feedback 'stho002'

Species ID Suggestions

Delphacid

Ugyops sp. (immature)

Comments (3)

The parasite is the larva of a dryinid wasp, quite possibly Bocchus thorpei !
No we don't have a name as yet. Someone on Project Noah will have a suggestion soon. One thing about PN is that we are always learning! Welcome to Project Noah Petrice!

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