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Family Cercopidae - Spittlebugs

Aphrophora · Clastoptera · Lepyronia · Neophilaenus · Philaenarcys

Genus Aphrophora
Frog Hopper - Aphrophora cribrata Spittle-bug Nymphs - Aphrophora cribrata Spittlebug nymph - Aphrophora cribrata Spittle Bug - Aphrophora quadrinotata hopper - Aphrophora quadrinotata Spittlebug, 12:00pm - Aphrophora New Hopper to my Patio - Aphrophora quadrinotata SpittleBug Nymph - Two-lined? - Aphrophora quadrinotata

Genus Clastoptera
Is this a Hopper Nymph? - Clastoptera Dogwood Spittlebug - pale variety - Clastoptera proteus Dogwood spittlebug - Clastoptera proteus - male - female Froghopper (I think) - Clastoptera xanthocephala Clastoptera saintcyri Clastoptera saintcyri Spittlebug ? - Clastoptera xanthocephala Clastoptera sp. - Clastoptera ovata

Genus Lepyronia
\6008023 Homoptera - Lepyronia quadrangularis Diamondbacked Spittlebug - Lepyronia quadrangularis Which hopper, please? - Lepyronia angulifera Grumpy II - Lepyronia angulifera Grumpy II - Lepyronia angulifera Insects on Mexican Hat plant stems - Lepyronia gibbosa Spittlebug - Lepyronia quadrangularis 8015786 - Lepyronia quadrangularis

Genus Neophilaenus
Spittlebug - Neophilaenus lineatus Spittlebug - Neophilaenus lineatus Neophilaenus lineatus Neophilaenus lineatus spittlebug - Neophilaenus lineatus Neophilaenus lineatus - male - female Brown Hopper - Neophilaenus lineatus Brown Hopper - Neophilaenus lineatus

Genus Philaenarcys
Hopper??? - Philaenarcys bilineata hopper - Philaenarcys bilineata hopper - Philaenarcys bilineata Spittle Bug - Philaenarcys bilineata 6008598 leafhopper - Philaenarcys bilineata Spittlebug - Philaenarcys bilineata Spittlebug - Philaenarcys bilineata


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