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Photo#617591
Hopper nymph 2 - Osbornellus

Hopper nymph 2 - Osbornellus
Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California, USA
March 1, 2012
Very very bad photo, but the markings look distinct. Found on Bicolor Iris. Something like Scaphoideus? I will look out for adults...

Moved

Moved
Moved from Scaphoideus.

Moved

Scaphoideus nymph
There are no species of Scaphoideus native to CA!

This must have been accidentally introduced. It looks similar to the nymph #146713 photographed in NJ.

 
Very interesting!
Inspires me to keep a close eye on this plant for adults or more nymphs. Hopefully this sighting wasn't just a fluke. Thanks for the ID and info.

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