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Family Fulgoridae - Fulgorid Planthoppers

Cyrpoptus · Poblicia · Amycle · Alphina · Scolopsella

Genus Cyrpoptus
black Fulgorid Planthopper - Cyrpoptus reineckei Hopper Magnum - Cyrpoptus belfragei BG1507 D1123 - Cyrpoptus belfragei Hopper ID - Cyrpoptus belfragei Planthopper nymph - Cyrpoptus Leaf Hopper??? - Cyrpoptus reineckei Fulgorid Planthopper? - Cyrpoptus Fulgorid Planthopper? - Cyrpoptus

Genus Poblicia
Poblicia fuliginosa Fulgorid sp. - Poblicia texana Poblicia fuliginosa Crazy black and red bug - Poblicia fuliginosa Crazy black and red bug - Poblicia fuliginosa Spittlebug? Prosapia? - Poblicia fuliginosa Spittlebug? Prosapia? - Poblicia fuliginosa some sort of Homoptera (leafhopper) - Poblicia

Genus Amycle
Cyrpoptus sp? - Amycle vernalis Cyrpoptus sp? - Amycle vernalis I Really Don't Know What This Is.... - Amycle I Really Don't Know What This Is.... - Amycle Amycle saxatilis Amycle saxatilis Amycle saxatilis Hopping bug - Amycle vernalis

Genus Alphina
fly or cicada? - Alphina glauca leafhopper ? - Alphina glauca leafhopper ? - Alphina glauca Alphina glauca Camo Hopper - Alphina glauca Alphina glauca Cicada ? - Alphina glauca Alphina glauca? - Alphina glauca

Genus Scolopsella
strange - Scolopsella reticulata Scolopsella reticulata Ball - Scolopsella reticulata Possible Fulgoroid - Scolopsella reticulata Possible Fulgoroid - Scolopsella reticulata Fulgorid, Scolopsella reticulata? - Scolopsella reticulata Fulgorid, Scolopsella reticulata? - Scolopsella reticulata


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