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Machaerotida
Cicadellidae -
Leafhoppers
Ledrinae
TheWorld'sLargestLeafhopper
BlackFlat-headLeafhopper
White-dotedBrownLeafhopper
Mottled White Leafhopper
Black Leafhopper
Cicadellinae
Yellow and Black Leafhopper
Tartessinae
Yellow-headedLeafhopper
Brown Leafhopper1
Brown Leafhopper 2
Eurymelinae
Common Jassid
Two-lined Gum-treehopper
Punctata Gum-treehopper
Pulchra Gum-treehopper
Mottled-brown
Treehopper
Yellow-brown
Treehopper
She-oak Treehopper
Paperbark Treehopper
Penthimiinae
Penthimiin Leafhopper
Membracidae
Lantana Treehopper
Banksia Treehopper
Green Horned Treehopper
AcaciaHornedTreehopper
Tri-horned Treehopper
Cixiidae
Cixiid Planthopper 1
Cixiid Planthopper 2
Cixiid Planthopper 3
Meenoplidae
Fulgoridae- Lantern Flies
Green and Black Lantern Fly 1
Green and Black Lantern Fly 2
Long0nosed Lantern fly
Achilidae
Derbidae
Issidae
Issid Planthopper
Flatidae
Mango Planthopper
Pink Planthopper
Green Mottled Planthopper
Eurybrachyidae
Eurybrachyid Biology
Green Red Wattle
Hopper
Green Face Gum Hopper
Eye-patterned Gum Hopper 1
Eye-patterned Gum Hopper 2
White-marked
Gum Hopper 1
White-marked
Gum Hopper 2
Ripple-marked Gum Hopper
Spider-face WattleHopper
Green Face WattleHopper
Dardus Wattle Hopper
Unknown
Eurybrachyid
Lophopidae
Palm Planthopper
Ricaniidae
Passion-vine Hopper
Brown Ricaniid Planthopper
Other Hoppers
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Family Cicadellidae, Eurymelinae, Penthimiinae
- This page contains pictures and information about Penthimiin Leafhoppers
that we found in the Brisbane area, Queensland, Australia.
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- Body length 5mm
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- The small leafhopper has the filigree patterns on its body.
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- Picture was taken on June 2006. It did not move a bit even we came very
close. It walked a few centimetres away when we touched it.
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- Reference:
- 1. Neovulturnus
vanduzeei
(Kirkaldy)
- Fletcher, M.J. (2009 and updates). Identification keys and checklists for the leafhoppers, planthoppers and their relatives occurring in Australia and neighbouring areas (Hemiptera: Auchenorrhyncha).
- 2. Species
Neovulturnus vanduzeei (Kirkaldy, 1907) - - Australian Faunal Directory, Australian Biological Resources Study.
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