Page 23 · True Bugs, Cicadas, Hoppers, Aphids and Allies (Hemiptera) - 7,349 Species & Facts

Zygina hyperici

Cicadellidae

Length: 2 to 3 mm. Zygina hyperci is sexually dimorphic; males are yellow with the apex of the scutellum dark; females are pale yellow and distinctively marked with broad dark red markings covering the majority of the scutellum and clavus. Chalk gras

Zyginella pulchra

Cicadellidae

Length 3.0 to 3.5 mm. A sexually dimorphic species; males have a red clavus and scutellum which varies in extent and intesity. Females lack the red markings. Both sexes have a greensh-yellow ground colour, a dark spot at wing apex and greyish apical

Zyginidia scutellaris

Cicadellidae

Length 2 to 2.5 mm. A very small leafhopper, yellowish in colour and often with greyish longitudinal stripes on the forewings. The three dark triangles on the scutellum are distinctive. Common (ref: UK Auchenorrhyncha checklist 2021 ) https://www.bri

apache-cinctifera-semicincta (Unsorted)

Diceroprocta apache-cinctifera-semicincta

Cicadidae

Identification: Basic characters usu. include: Eyes: VARIABLE - Described as tan to reddish (rust-colored) Body: Usually dark, often with some reddish-brown coloration visible Pronotal Collar: VARIABLE (may be described as "bisected" with the anterio

dorsatus or tremulus

Megatibicen dorsatus-tremulus

Cicadidae

Both T. dorsatus & T. tremulus are very similar in appearance and can be sympatric across parts of their ranges. Since they are so similar physically and overlap in range, some images may be difficult if not impossible to distinguish. For those ima

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Adelges laricis

Adelgidae

The larvae of Adelges laricis cause galls on Spruce. The galls are waxy, creamy and relatively small. The winged female which matures on spruce is greyish to blackish, with a body length of 1.9 to 2.0 mm. For a full description of the life cycle see

possible undescribed species that feeds on smooth withe-rod

Enchenopa on-viburnum-nudum

Membracidae

Based on nymphal morphology, it is likely that this species is the same as the one on V. prunifolium . This, however, has yet to be tested.

undescribed species that feeds on nannyberry

Enchenopa on-viburnum-lentago

Membracidae

There are many Viburnum species which Enchenopa have been seen feeding on; it is unclear if there are multiple undescribed species involved at the present.

undescribed species that feeds on silverbell

Enchenopa on-halesia

Membracidae

this species is apparently in the process of being described, unlike most other members of the E. binotata complex The known undescribed species is on Halesia carolina , but there are recent records of an Enchenopa on Halesia tetraptera . Whether or