Green planthopper (likely a flatid planthopper nymph)

Plants in gardens, orchards, and other vegetated areas; this individual is on a patio table.

Feeds by sucking sap from plants with piercing-sucking mouthparts.

Nymphs often hold their wings roof-like over the body and may resemble a small leaf. They jump or fly when disturbed.

Harmless to people; larger numbers can weaken plants, while they form part of the food supply for predators.