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Leafhoppers & planthoppers (Hemiptera, several families)

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Brunotartessus fulvus (Yellow-headed Leafhopper)

Brunotartessus fulvus
Brunotartessus fulvus
Brunotartessus fulvus
Brunotartessus fulvus
Brunotartessus fulvus
Brunotartessus fulvus

Chaetophyes compacta (Tube spittlebug)

Chaetophyes compacta
Chaetophyes compacta
Chaetophyes compacta
Chaetophyes compacta
Chaetophyes compacta
Chaetophyes compacta

Eurymela distincta (Gumtree leafhopper)

Eurymela distincta
Eurymela distincta
Eurymela distincta
Eurymela distincta
Eurymela distincta
Eurymela distincta

Eurymelinae (subfamily) (Unidentified eurymeline leafhopper)

Eurymelinae (subfamily)
Eurymelinae (subfamily)
Eurymelinae (subfamily)
Eurymelinae (subfamily)
Eurymelinae (subfamily)
Eurymelinae (subfamily)

Eurymeloides pulchra (Gumtree hopper)

Eurymeloides pulchra
Eurymeloides pulchra
Eurymeloides pulchra
Eurymeloides pulchra
Eurymeloides pulchra
Eurymeloides pulchra

Eurymeloides sp. (genus) (Eucalyptus leafhopper)

Eurymeloides sp. (genus)
Eurymeloides sp. (genus)
Eurymeloides sp. (genus)
Eurymeloides sp. (genus)
Eurymeloides sp. (genus)
Eurymeloides sp. (genus)

Katipo rubrivenosa (A leafhopper)

Katipo rubrivenosa
Katipo rubrivenosa
Katipo rubrivenosa
Katipo rubrivenosa
Katipo rubrivenosa
Katipo rubrivenosa

Sextius virescens (Acacia horned treehopper)

Sextius virescens
Sextius virescens
Sextius virescens
Sextius virescens
Sextius virescens
Sextius virescens
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