Gyponana sp. “Common Green Leafhopper” Cicadellidae
Seeley Lake, MT
September 13, 2014
Robert Niese
These leafhoppers are extremely abundant in North America but are next to impossible to identify beyond genus using external characteristics alone. These species tend to feed on the sap of conifers, and considering that this little guy was found in one of Montana’s most famous larch forests, I’m gonna guess he’s a larch specialist.
Northwest Naturalist 
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