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Macro photography eurybrachidae family Location: Bangalore, India<br />
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Amazing camouflage, tiny lil bug. Found on a leaf in my home garden. <br />
Can anyone help with the full name?  Bangalore,Eurybrachidae,Geotagged,India,Macro,entomology,macro photography Click/tap to enlarge Promoted

Macro photography eurybrachidae family

Location: Bangalore, India

Amazing camouflage, tiny lil bug. Found on a leaf in my home garden.
Can anyone help with the full name?

    comments (13)

  1. Hi, miri! Welcome to JungleDragon, and thank you for sharing your lovely photo!! I am attaching some information below to help you get a better ID, the main thing being your location/country.

    **Note that in JungleDragon, members are asked to include basic details as part of the photo, therefore please consider the following tip(s):

    - You did not share any location info. You are asked to at least share the country in which the photo was taken, since this helps in identifying the species. You can set the country using the "Set country" button. Even better is to geotag the photo, which you can do using the "Geotag this photo" button.

    Note that by sharing your photo with more complete details, it will show up in the species browser, the global wildlife map and in search. It helps people find your photo much better, plus it delivers a far more educational photo. Check out our photo sharing tutorial for more information:

    http://www.jungledragon.com/about/howtosharephotos

    If you have any questions, please reply to this comment, we're here to help :)
    Posted one year ago
    1. Hi, thank you for the info
      Unable to use to set country button, seems to be not working properly as the page simply freezes when I click on the button below ????
      Posted one year ago
  2. Hi Miri - We can't name your insect just yet - ID's only happen at the species level. It's OK to leave photos without an ID though. There are some very good insect experts around here, so if you give people a little more information - especially where it was found (geo-tag on the map), they may be able to help you get to an answer, if it's possible. Posted one year ago, modified one year ago
    1. Yes, a location is the main thing we need to get any further right now :) Posted one year ago
      1. Hi, I have alrdy mentioned the location in the description of the photo Posted one year ago
        1. hi Miri,

          Please read Lisa's link. It explains how setting a location means using the country or geotag buttons for it.
          Posted one year ago
  3. Hi Miri, welcome to JungleDragon! This might be Messena sp. Posted one year ago
    1. This is getting weird ... we have 3 images of "this species" (?) now and I just can't seem to find a good fit/reference for it. Looked through the series of 16 (or some such) papers "Revision of the Eurybrachidae" by Jérôme Constant, but without much result...
      Messena sp. Eurybrachidae  Eurybrachidae,Insects,Macro,Messena,planthopper

      Eurybrachidae (further ID help appreciated)  Bangalore,Bugs,Eurybrachidae,Geotagged,India,Macro,entomology,nature,planthopper
      Posted one year ago
      1. Wow! Great research, Arp. Too bad there's no match thus far! Posted one year ago
      2. Oh wow! You are doing great detective work! Posted one year ago
    2. Thanks for the info!! ???????????? Posted one year ago
  4. Welcome Miri. Posted one year ago
    1. Thanks Niel! ???? Posted one year ago

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Uploaded Jun 19, 2021. Captured Jun 17, 2021 10:38.
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