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A shot of your finest Aphid juice bar-keep!


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I don't actually know what this is and ideas?
I thought it might be a young Grasshopper?


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Good set Cobra, the last one is a Common Frog Hopper I think, I would get a second opinion though :)
 
wanilson said:
Good set Cobra, the last one is a Common Frog Hopper I think, I would get a second opinion though :)
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Cheers Ian, (y) and thanks for the ID its certainly a very strong contender as I get lots of "cuckoo spit" :)
 
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Cobra said:
Cheers Ian, (y) and thanks for the ID its certainly a very strong contender as I get lots of "cuckoo spit" :)
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It looks a bit like a baby one of those Martian things Professor Quatermass found in that pit! :eek:

On the other hand, it could just be a froghopper. :giggle:
 
The ant then the froghopper are the pick for me froghoppers tend to turn their backs on you
 
alfbranch said:
The ant then the froghopper are the pick for me froghoppers tend to turn their backs on you
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Thanks Alf (y)
Considering the amount of "Cuckoo Spit" I had on the lavender that is the only one I've seen!
And that was "Miles away" on the Clematis.
 
Cobra said:
Thanks Alf (y)
Considering the amount of "Cuckoo Spit" I had on the lavender that is the only one I've seen!
And that was "Miles away" on the Clematis.
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You have to move the spit to find them :D
 
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