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Treehopper

Family Membracidae, Darnis sp.

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Darnis sp.

Darnis sp.

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Mark Ridgway
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Comments (14)
Leuba Ridgway
Missed this handsome hopper - he/she needs another look in, I think. Love the fuzz..
Carol Snow Milne
What is the size of this tree hooper. I love the fuzz. I am fascinated by these insects. I haven't seen too many around here as they are usually 1/4 in size.
Sergio Monteiro
Thank you so much, Carol. The support I always got from you and the other PN fellows is the greatest incentive I could get.
Mark Ridgway
Found something asergio... Darnis species... but some Darnis might now be Rhexia... someone near you has some... http://www.flickr.com/photos/mario_martins/2081197667/in/pool-hemiptera%7Cmario_martins ..and.. http://www.flickr.com/photos/80125969@N00/2274152890
Ashish
Very alike Keeled Treehopper in which Antianthe genus... find in Americas...
Ashish
Fantastic macro spotting... well done Sergio..
AntónioGinjaGinja
Amazing Xará,super macro shot,we can see every thing,congrats and thanks for sharing

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Membracídeos do Paraná / Membracids of Parana, Brazil
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PublishedNovember 24, 2012

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