Leafhopper

Plants in gardens, grasslands, forests, and agricultural fields; adults may wander onto nearby fabrics or buildings.

Pierces plant tissues and sucks sap, typically from leaves and stems.

Quick-moving, wedge-shaped insects that often jump or fly when disturbed. Females lay eggs on or in plant tissue; young nymphs resemble small, wingless adults.

Most are harmless to people and cause little plant damage, though some species transmit plant diseases or become crop pests.