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Leafhopper - Errastunus ocellaris

Leafhopper - Errastunus ocellaris
Wayland, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA
October 31, 2005
Size: 3.7mm
Latalus species, maybe L. sayii. Found in the grass.

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Leafhopper - Errastunus ocellaris Leafhopper - Errastunus ocellaris

Moved
Moved from Latalus personatus.

note reticulate venation within the clavus

Latalus personatus
Differs from L. sayii in not having indefinite but dark transverse bands across the wings. This species is most common on poverty grass (Danthonia spicata) but may be found on other grasses as well.

 
Thanks
again Andy. Leafhoppers are still out in good numbers. They must be hardy to keep going after a few frosts.

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