A colorful leafhopper (Cicadellidae) feeds by puncturing a central leaf vein with its piercing mouthparts in Monteverde, Costa Rica.
Seed Bug (Lygaeidae: Artemidorus sp.) living up to its family name by feeding on seeds in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Hackberry psyllid (Aphalaridae: Pachypsylla sp.) from Iowa, USA. These diminutive bugs (<3mm) are some of the first insects to become active in the spring here in the Midwest, peppering the windows and walls of my house once the weather creeps above 50 degrees F, and so are always greeted enthusiastically.
