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Froghopper

Anyllis tiegsi

Photo by Leuba Ridgway
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Description:

This small froghopper had a broad brown head and thorax. Wings were black with distinct white markings. It would have been about 5 mm long and hardly noticeable sitting on a dry eucalyptus leaf on the ground with other leaf litter and bark.

Habitat:

Spotted along a walking track near a reserve - Cardinia Reservoir Park Reserve.

Notes:

These are called froghoppers as adults and spittlebugs as nymphs. They feed exclusively on plant sap. <br> Family : Cercopidae <br> Subfamily: Aphrophorinae

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