Planthopper Nymph (Issid Planthopper)

Gardens, fields, forests, and grassy areas on foliage or stems of plants

Herbivorous; pierces plant tissue to feed on phloem sap

Nymphs often produce waxy secretions on their bodies or tails for camouflage and defense; capable of powerful jumping to escape predators

Harmless to humans; can cause minor damage to host plants in high numbers, but generally not considered a severe agricultural pest