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| Japenese beetle on green beans. |
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| Do you know what these are? Some kind of aphid, I assume, with very wooly 'brows'. That's my finger behind the base of a mandevilla blossom. Update July 3: I asked Cindy at Bug Safari if she could identify these little guys. Thanks you Cindy! Here's her reply: |
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| Pests on Petals. Small shasta daisy. |
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| This little guy: less than half an inch long. |
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| One Wish |
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| 'Wall Flowers' (lantana in foreground) |
2 comments:
Nice collection of bugs and stuff :)
Your little mystery bugs are planthoppers, which are sort of "cousins" to aphids. Many of the planthopper nymphs sport fuzzy "tails". I looked on BugGuide, and yours seem to be a good match for the genus Acanalonia.
Thank you, Cindy!
Tails, huh? I really wasn't sure which end was which, on these little guys. ;^)
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