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Treehopper

membracis mexicana

Photo by LarryGraziano
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Field Notes

Description:

These adult treehoppers measure 1/4" or less. They are among the largest and most conspicuous of all treehoppers, and are often brilliantly colored. They are distinguished by the elevated, leaf-like pronotum, which is strongly flattened laterally. The entire body is generally like an arched plate. The frontal tibiae are broadly flattened.

Habitat:

These were found on tropical almond trees at 900 meter elevation. Tropical rainforest in an urban setting with wet and dry seasons.

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Comments (16)

Thank you Antonio, Sergio y Lauren! I am so glad you enjoyed this series!
Love these! Great to have the adult and nymph together. I must have missed this in April. :)
Great photos, Larry, so sharp and clear! Congrats. (I need to find some of these...)
thanks Leonardo and sintija.valucka. I'm glad you enjoyed this species as much as I did.
Beautiful macro, very well done! Quite interesting species!
Thanks mcaul6515. It does look like an alien. I had been waiting to see one of these treehoppers for a long time. Finally, I did after nearly two years of looking. I am so pleased. I'm glad you enjoyed the photos
Absolutely beautiful!!!! It looks so alien like. :)

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