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Thread: Id help

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    Found this small insect on our terrace. The insect measures almost the size of a pepper corn. Sorry for a poor background with dried leaves. Requesting ID help
    Canon EOS 7D, 55 to 250 mm
    Aperture - 5.6
    SS - 1/200
    ISO - 160
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    Nice, can't remember seeing this before.
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    Very interesting sighting, not seen this one before. Abhishek can you help with the id ? Thanks for sharing.

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    Have got a tentative ID for this. They are known as Fluffy bums, the nymph of Scolypopa australis. Request experts to validate it.

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    Interesting. Wish you had a macro lens and the details would have come out better. Since the number of such tiny creations of nature is so large, with each playing a role of their own in this ecosystem, I wonder if one can call himself/herself as an expert. Thanks for sharing.

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    It does look like a planthopper (Fulgoroid) nymph. It is better not to go as far as Genus/species ID based on appearances alone. I like the unusual spacious perspective with the shallow DoF.

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