Plant hopper
Jul 8, 2018 22:15:48 #
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Loc: Cincinnati
Saw this plant hopper and thought at first it was small moth. Did not get a good picture in the field so captured it and took some magnified views. Turned out it was a plant hopper of family Derbidae. Paramysidia mississippienis.
First picture top view of front wings. Second picture view the head from below showing the antenna insertion below the eyes and a short terminal segment of the beak.
Both are stacks taken with a Nikon 200 mm f4 lens with a Raynox DCR-250 conversion lens.
The grid has one millimeter spacing.
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First picture top view of front wings. Second picture view the head from below showing the antenna insertion below the eyes and a short terminal segment of the beak.
Both are stacks taken with a Nikon 200 mm f4 lens with a Raynox DCR-250 conversion lens.
The grid has one millimeter spacing.
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