"Fulgoroidea"

#11462854

8 Aug 2024

A flatid planthopper (Flatormenis proxima) is sitting on the stem of a small tree in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 08, 2024.

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#11462855

8 Aug 2024

A flatid planthopper (Flatormenis proxima) is sitting on the stem of a small tree in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 08, 2024.

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#11462856

8 Aug 2024

A flatid planthopper (Flatormenis proxima) is sitting on the stem of a small tree in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 08, 2024.

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#6890490

20 Jul 2021

The little flower-like tiny waxy white fluff creature is an Immature Planthopper Nymph (Fulgoroidea), during the monsoon at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 20/07/2021. Such camouflage protects them from the enemy.

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#6890492

20 Jul 2021

The little flower-like tiny waxy white fluff creature is an Immature Planthopper Nymph (Fulgoroidea), during the monsoon at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 20/07/2021. Such camouflage protects them from the enemy.

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#6813064

19 Jun 2021

The creature with the white filaments on the leaf is an immature Planthopper Nymph (Scientific name: Fulgoroidea). The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. Photo was taken at Teahtta, West Bengal; India on 19 June 2021.

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#6813068

19 Jun 2021

The creature with the white filaments on the leaf is an immature Planthopper Nymph (Scientific name: Fulgoroidea). The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. Photo was taken at Teahtta, West Bengal; India on 19 June 2021.

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#6813070

19 Jun 2021

The creature with the white filaments on the leaf is an immature Planthopper Nymph (Scientific name: Fulgoroidea). The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. Photo was taken at Teahtta, West Bengal; India on 19 June 2021.

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#6813078

19 Jun 2021

The creature with the white filaments on the leaf is an immature Planthopper Nymph (Scientific name: Fulgoroidea). The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. Photo was taken at Teahtta, West Bengal; India on 19 June 2021.

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#5993072

12 Sep 2020

The creature with the white filaments is an immature Planthopper Nymph, possibly in the family Fulgoridae. The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. This photo was taken at Teahtta, Nadia, West Bengal, India, on September 12, 2020.

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#5993074

12 Sep 2020

The creature with the white filaments is an immature Planthopper Nymph, possibly in the family Fulgoridae. The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. This photo was taken at Teahtta, Nadia, West Bengal, India, on September 12, 2020.

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#5993076

12 Sep 2020

The creature with the white filaments is an immature Planthopper Nymph, possibly in the family Fulgoridae. The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. This photo was taken at Teahtta, Nadia, West Bengal, India, on September 12, 2020.

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#5993078

12 Sep 2020

The creature with the white filaments is an immature Planthopper Nymph, possibly in the family Fulgoridae. The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. This photo was taken at Teahtta, Nadia, West Bengal, India, on September 12, 2020.

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#5993080

12 Sep 2020

The creature with the white filaments is an immature Planthopper Nymph, possibly in the family Fulgoridae. The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. This photo was taken at Teahtta, Nadia, West Bengal, India, on September 12, 2020.

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#5993082

12 Sep 2020

The creature with the white filaments is an immature Planthopper Nymph, possibly in the family Fulgoridae. The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. This photo was taken at Teahtta, Nadia, West Bengal, India, on September 12, 2020.

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#5993084

12 Sep 2020

The creature with the white filaments is an immature Planthopper Nymph, possibly in the family Fulgoridae. The filaments are actually a waxy substance produced by the Planthopper nymph as protection. This photo was taken at Teahtta, Nadia, West Bengal, India, on September 12, 2020.

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