Fulgorid Collection

Discover the vibrant and intriguing world of Fulgorids: a diverse order of insects that includes the enigmatic Little Owl Cicada, the notorious Lanternflies

Little owl cicada. View of the upper side of a little owl (Pycna strix) cicada. This large aquatic insect was found in the USA. This specimen has a wingspan of 12cm

Lanternfly. View of the upper side of a Paralystra emma lanternfly (family Fulgoridae). This specimen was found in Guyana, and has a wingspan of 9cm

Fulgorid Collection: Death s-head hawk moth

Death s-head hawk moth
Death s-head moth. View of the upper side of a death s-head hawk moth (Acherontia atropos). Acherontia species moths are notorious mainly for a vaguely skull-shaped pattern on the thorax

Fulgorid Collection: Wax-tailed Planthopper (Lystra lanata) adult, resting on tree trunk, Yasuni N. P. Amazon, Ecuador

Wax-tailed Planthopper (Lystra lanata) adult, resting on tree trunk, Yasuni N. P. Amazon, Ecuador
Wax-tailed Planthopper (Lystra lanata) adult, resting on tree trunk, Yasuni N.P. Amazon, Ecuador

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Discover the vibrant and intriguing world of Fulgorids: a diverse order of insects that includes the enigmatic Little Owl Cicada, the notorious Lanternflies, the mesmerizing Death's-head Hawk Moth, and the cryptic Wax-tailed Planthopper (Lystra lanata). Observe the adult Wax-tailed Planthopper resting on a tree trunk in the lush Yasuni National Park of the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador. These fascinating creatures add a touch of magic to their ecosystems, with the Lanternflies illuminating the forest floor with their bioluminescent scales, while the Bush-crickets provide a symphony of sounds. The Fulgorids' unique adaptations and captivating appearances make them a must-see for any nature enthusiast.