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Overcast today, but I'm still out to a lookout (I was hoping for a fox or deer, but they have not shown). I took the opportunity to make some macros, including this one of a leafhopper that I have yet to identify ... Click on photo for larger view
Leafhoppers to give heart to joy now in the meadows, I was able to report last night when my little output (the horseflies as elsewhere, but I appreciate these critters least) I read that I like this Click image for larger view
Small series today. Indeed, I came across a green leafhopper imago emerging from its larval skin. The images are not too artistic, but this time it's the documentary interest prevails. We can see out the imago, its delicate wings that begin to unfold 9a is, it is entirely [...]
Funny name for this planthopper. With its rear spoiler, it is ready for competition. Click on photo for larger view
Still this leafhopper fascinates me with her nice face. However, this insect is classified as harmful because of the damage it causes. This one is hiding in the weeds, but could not escape my lens Click on photo for larger view
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