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I found this leafhopper in the Wombat State Forest on the 12/2/22 , possibly Stenocotis sp. photos 1 -3 .
Found this Leafhopper at Emu Bottom , Sunbury (30/3/22) photos 4 & 5 .
Found another 2 different Leafhoppers in the Wombat State Forest (6/4/22) Photos 6 - 9
More assorted Leaf hoppers from the Wombat State Forest , photos 10 - 15
Some more Leaf Hoppers from the same spot in the Wombat State Forest (16/4/22) photos 16 - 20
This must be the most unfortunate small leafhopper in the world , I scooped it up while I was catching a fly in my net , I didn't even know I had it until I tipped it out on the microscope , it was so small I nearly didn't see it , I put an entomological pin in to give a size perspective , the large photo is about 90 times magnification , Wombat State Forest (18/12/22) photos 21 & 22 .
Picked this up the same day as the previous small green speciman in the Wombat (18/12/22) photo 23 .
Spotted these two different species of Leafhoppers on two bushes side by side , they were all being attended to by Ants , not Meat Ants this time , these were half the size and Blacker. Wombat State Forest (29/1/23) photos 24- 27 .
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Last edit: 15 Feb 2023 20:06 by Trevor Glyn-Jones.
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