Peanut-headed lanternfly (Fulgora laternaria) (by Bigal River Conservation Project on Flickr)

Peanut-headed lanternfly (Fulgora laternaria) (by Pablin79 on Flickr)

Peanut-headed lanternfly (Fulgora laternaria) female

(Kaynak: m0thlight)

parasitize:

Hopper Phrictus quinqueparitus (Fulgoridae: Hemiptera) with wings open.

Cicada (by Gustavo Mazzarollo on Flickr)

rhamphotheca:

njwight: Graphocephala sp (probably Graphocephala albomaculata) Leafhopper ( family Cicadellidae)

I am in love with this bug! He was about the size of a grain of rice. Can any of you insect people tell me what he is? Panama rainforest, Chirqui region.

What am I ?  (probably shield bug egg)  (by Nicolas R on Flickr)

Shield Bug eggs  (by Four Seasons Garden on Flickr)

Cicadellidae (South Africa) (by Nicolas R.B. aka Snic320 back from South Africa on Flickr)

*Corythucha ciliata, the sycamore lace bug, is a species of lace bug Tingidae that is a pest of sycamores in the New and Old Worlds. In is native to the New world.

 In Europe, C. ciliata was first observed in Italy in 1964 and has since spread throughout Central and Southern Europe. (Wikipedia)

(photo by *webcruiser )

rhamphotheca:

Coreid Bug nymph (Pachylis argentinus) molting, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Tuesday afternoon in La Plata, and almost spring. As platenses go about their daily routines in the city, a Coreid bug molts from a dullish grey suit to a bright green one. The acacia trees where this guy and its zillion brothers and cousins live are still leafless, but the bugs seem to know that it won’t be for long!

(Photo/text: Gabriella Ruellan)

Shield bug with caterpillar prey (by pbertner on Flickr)

Fungus mimicking hopper nymph (by pbertner on Flickr)

Found during a night hike in Ranomafana national park, Madagascar.

** I think this is woolly aphid.

live birth of aphid

(photo by Mario Ximénez)