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Old 11-08-2004, 06:43 PM
LeeAnne
 
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Default A bug ID this time...

Again, no picture yet ...

Bright green little suckers, maybe .25-.50 of an inch long. Their wings are
folded upward (like a lacewing) and are not against the body like a fly or
most bees. The closest I can come is a buffalo tree hopper, but unless they
are young ones and will change considerably when they get to be adults, then
that's not it. They do fly, sorta. They'll hop off a plant and then fly
their way to another (fast little suckers, I was trying to catch one!)

LeeAnne
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