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06-JUL-2012 Christine Hanrahan

Treehopper nymph exuviae

It is the time of year when, if you look carefully at the vegetation, you are likely to find the shed skin (exuviae) of many little critters, from grasshoppers to bugs. This is the spiky nymphal exuviae of a buffalo treehopper. To see the adult: http://www.pbase.com/laroseforest/image/117187184).

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Esa Ervasti14-Jul-2012 11:57
Well, you have a microscope look and a lot of patience! Great document and info once again.
Ann Pettigrew14-Jul-2012 02:34
Good find, Christine! Something I have never seen. How do you find these tiny little treasures?? V
MarcViskens11-Jul-2012 07:29
very nice Christine
beautiful details and nice composed
Marc
Karen Stuebing06-Jul-2012 22:17
I've seen cicada shells but that's it. I obviously don't have your skills at finding these tiny creatures. Interesting looking skin. I like the way it retains the long hairy parts. V.
Julie Tremblay06-Jul-2012 19:24
I did see my first treehopper today. :-) Interesting to know they go through this process. V.
Hank Vander Velde06-Jul-2012 17:39
Wow! Christine. I don't know how you manage to find all these intricate little critters. Great find and image as usual. Nice info and reference link too.
joseantonio06-Jul-2012 16:58
You have to look carefully to spot this little critter
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